“Security agencies are trying their best to curb this problem,” said Mr Onanuga.
The rights organisation said the number of citizens in kidnappers’ captivity is unknown, lamenting the torture, rape and starvation victims suffer.
Mr Pantami said his friend made the donation after he spoke with him.
Mr Pantami blamed security agencies for not utilising the NIN-SIM data to tackle rising kidnapping for ransom and banditry.
The Nigerian Army promised to investigate the allegations.
“There is no Liberal Democracy that will accept to be led by an individual who has sworn an oath of allegiance to another country.”
“No case shall be swept under the carpet.”
The appeal filed by Mr Mutfwang, seeking to restore his mandate to lead the state, was allowed, and the Court of Appeal judgment was set aside.
This comes hours after the Nigerian police warned that the slogan is coming from a revolutionary push which could trigger chaos across the country.
The police noted that it got intelligence that the slogan emanated from a revolutionary sector.
