The demonstration is aimed at pressuring Senegalese authorities to commit to a specific date for election.
In the statement, Angela Quintal, head of CPJ’s Africa programme in New York, condemned Senegalese police brutalising journalists covering protests.
Senegal’s election postponement has generated both local and international condemnation.
Presidential aide Ajuri Ngelale said the African Union also recognised Mr Tinubu’s commitment to train 120,000 frontline health workers nationwide within 16 months.
Africa faces a setback in delivering quality education, especially at low grades, resulting in nine out of 10 children in Sub-Saharan Africa.
He called this scenario “a sort of Egyptian nightmare.”
Torrential rains swelled the Congo River to its highest level in over 60 years in late December and forced around 500,000 people to flee the rising waters.
Senegal’s Constitutional Council has ruled President Macky Sall’s election postponement ratified by the National Assembly unlawful.
Peacekeepers responded to gunfire between two groups on Wednesday in Rumamier in southern Abyei.
A Democratic Republic of Congo military court last year sentenced six men to life in prison for the killings.
