“I am in constant engagement with relevant stakeholders to ensure sustainable peace and safety across our communities, including freeing our compatriots still in captivity,” he said.
“Nigeria under the current administration has collapsed into misrule, corruption and policy failures,” said the leader of the TIB Movement.
In her defence, the defendant’s counsel, Auwal Shamsu, denied the allegations made by the complainant.
Mr Abdulrahman argued that poverty and widespread insecurity further showed that democracy had failed him and millions of other compatriots.
The rescued victims were identified as Temitope Samuel, 42 and Mohammed Sani, 40.
Mr Obi advocated holistic approach to addressing insecurity.
The programme targets one million children under five, 7,000 nine-year-old girls, and 200,000 pregnant women across the state’s 16 local government areas.
Bandits have kidnapped a couple in Kwara after invading Lafiagi in the Edu LGA.
The organisation decried the abduction of schoolchildren in Borno and Oyo states, accusing the Tinubu-led government of failure to protect lives and property.
Mr Adekimi assured the public that criminals would not be allowed to operate freely in the state.
