“We need to give more emphasis on our women’s education to be able to have full family protection.”
The agency pledged to create more awareness on issues of rape and other gender-based abuses, as well as prosecute offenders.
Eighty-six countries, including Nigeria, signed the UN Security Council Resolution 1325, which seeks to protect women and children against violent conflict.
Mr Ojukwu also said that a designated tool free lines and digital platform was launched to direct a victim to a responder.
Mr Musamade the call during surveillance teams refresher training on Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SGBV) on Thursday in Sokoto.
Emir Yusuf Nuhu says parents “must learn to respect the option of our children” when it comes to marriage.
“A nation will be measured ultimately by how it treats its most vulnerable citizens,” Mr Osinbajo pointed out.
UN has commenced a national survey to provide a comprehensive analysis of Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SGBV) in Nigeria.
The police have more than 2,000 cases undergoing prosecution in various courts.
