The organisation made the call in a communique issued at the end of its summit held recently in Lagos.
Other countries represented on the list include Morocco with three, while Algeria, Tanzania, and Zimbabwe each have one.
The sources noted that 29 people were rescued, with 21 ambulances dispatched to the scene.
“The stability of the country and a lasting peace for all, including new generations, is at stake,” said a UN official.
Kingsley Amafibe, project director of Africa for the annual summit, disclosed this on Wednesday in Abuja.
The conference focused on setting the stage for a new era in African medical education.
The ODA programme is also aimed at promoting economic development and social welfare in developing countries.
Northern Ethiopia’s Amhara Region is identified as one of the areas with a significant number of out-of-school children.
Mr Youssouf stated, “We noted complex challenges in some situations and stressed the importance of sustained African Union engagement.’’
He denied reports that Kenya had fallen out with the IMF over the government’s failure to meet some of the targets set in the current programme.
