He said in a few weeks, the green chamber would be releasing the legislative agenda that would shape activities.

“You will have my cooperation in all matters and our joint efforts will be one of team-work,” he told his colleagues.

The APC Chairman hailed President Tinubu’s signing of the Student Loan Bill into law, describing it as “an extremely positive step.”

He assured that the 10th House of Representatives will not be a rubber stamp in the hands of the executive.

He said he’s ready to transparently work with the legislative arm of government.

They say the president’s early days have laid the foundation for consensus building.

While the APC appears to have succeeded in breaking the ranks of the opposition in the House of Representatives, the situation in the senate remains intense.

He said this after a meeting with President Bola Tinubu at the State House, Abuja.

“In the history of Nigeria, we (now) have a president that fought for democracy so he is in a better position to do the right thing.”

Shettima advised Wase, Sada and Jaji to follow suit in national interest.

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A source said the upswing in the rank of senators backing Yari is causing a lot of panic and tension in the presidency and Akpabio’s camp.

The PDP warned against the intimidation of lawmakers.

“Summon our ambitious people that want to be officers of the house, that we have only two chairs; Senate President and Speaker. If there are six people struggling in the same environment, they will choke.”

He also said the APC has the backing of most PDP senators-elect in ensuring that Akpabio emerges.

Umahi said Tinubu was one to reward loyalty, and because of that, he was sure that El-Rufai will play a major role in the country.

He said Tinubu’s charisma shows that he is ready for the challenging task of leading the nation.

The opposition groups won 54 out of the 102 seats in the parliament, while Embalo’s party got 29 seats.

“Mr President emphasized that he will perform an open-door policy for everybody,” said member-elect Ranga.