Following extensive deliberations, the lawmakers referred both bills to the relevant committees for further legislative action.
He said the committee would examine the implementation of the new minimum wage and other salary adjustments and submit its report within one month.
He also condemned his friends for campaigning ahead of the 2027 elections rather than holding the government to account.
It also called for justice and protection for affected communities.
He said 46 capsules of Tramadol, 12 wraps of dried leaves suspected to be Indian hemp, and two D5 tablets were recovered from the suspects.
He said the election would be held in the 1,354 polling units across the six local government areas that make up the senatorial district.
Mr Zubairu stated that the victims were evacuated to the Primary Health Centre in Gbajimba for treatment.
Mr Olayinka stated that the suspects were cooperating with investigators as inquiries progress.
Mr Akintoye, expressed concern over the increasing wave of kidnappings targeting schools.
The protester said, “You are wicked people. We will talk and you will not take action. We are tired.”
