Mr Obono said, “For Nigeria, the Malabo Protocol is not an abstract legal framework; it is a practical and urgent tool for justice.”
She said that the government could help by regulating what comes out of the entertainment industry.
The Nigeria Hunters and Forest Security Service said it received 19 complaints in July.
He explained that prompt intelligence information on the movement of dubious characters could facilitate quick reaction by the police.
“I have declared my assets, so you must declare yours too.”
Chairman Ola Olukoyede gave the directive on Wednesday night as fallout intensifies over the agency’s controversial raid on a university campus.
“Most of the suspects have been arraigned and remanded in the custodial Centre, Owerri, while others are still undergoing trial,” he added.
According to him, at least 1,500 of them have been prosecuted in a collaborative effort with sister sisters security agencies in the state.
Mr Abbas wrote the letter ahead of his sentencing, looking to curry a more lenient judgement.
