Mr Akinbola-Oyinbo called on security agencies to conduct a thorough investigation to uncover the perpetrators.
Mr Okorie said that local content remained a powerful tool for driving sustainable growth.
He said the NLC would resist any plan to divert contributions meant for injured workers and their families.
He urged them to sustain operational momentum.
According to him, the chamber has undertaken two official missions to Nigeria annually in the last two years.
Mr Tinubu urged the service chiefs to synergise and work together to combat emerging insurgent groups.
Mr Ajaero also demanded for better worker benefits and accountability.
The speaker read out the resignation letters of the Enugu Federal lawmakers during plenary on Thursday, with Governor Peter Mbah present.
The officer added that joint rescue operations were carried out by FRSC, the Nigeria Police, and the Lagos State Fire Service.
The approved tariff will see import duty increase a litre of petrol by an estimated N99.72 kobo.
