Mr Akinrolabu said the framework adopts a net billing model rather than net metering.
Mr Oshoma urged the government to review official actions and decisions taken by Mr Nnaji as minister.
It expressed the view that the ADC should prioritise candidates capable of withstanding legal scrutiny to avoid post-election disputes.
“We must support the use of indigenous fabrics and discourage sectional, tribal sentiments on this proposal,” he said.
Their reactions followed plans by the federal government to remove the option of fines for convicted drug traffickers.
She urged the officers to uphold professionalism, integrity and excellence in the discharge of their duties.
According to him, the initiative will deepen human capital development by equipping corps members with marketable skills that can boost productivity.
The government extended the orientation course from three weeks to six weeks.
He said temporary intervention programmes alone could not build a modern and resilient economy.
The petition accused the trio of professional misconduct, criminal misrepresentation, forgery, and perjury.
