The Nigerian Senate was thrown into a rowdy session over the Social Intervention Programme of the Federal Government, which was introduced by the President Muhammadu Buhari-led administration.

The hullabaloo followed the allegation exposed by lawmaker representing Ekiti Central, Senator Biodun Olukunle where he said that the beneficiaries of the programme were being asked to provide details of their Permanent Voter’s Card (PVC) in the application form.

While presenting a copy of the form during the plenary session on Wednesday, she further alleged that ‘I Stand with Buhari’ was written on it.

Before the Majority Leader, Senator Ahmad Lawan, who defended the Buhari-led administration and the programme could speak, the chamber had become noisy as the All Progressives Congress (APC) and the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Senate members exchanged words across the divide.

However, the APC lawmakers also forced the Senate to resolve that the SURE-P policy of the immediate past ‎PDP government led by former President Goodluck Jonathan be probed.