The appeal was made by the commission’s chairman, Abbas Daneji, during an interview in Kano on Friday.
“The bandits in the north-western parts of Nigeria are not from Senegal, not from Morocco or Guinea Bissau; they are Fulanis from the north-western part of Nigeria,” said Mr Sani.
CAN stated that the most fitting tribute to the late cleric would be for Nigerians to reaffirm their commitment to peace, tolerance and national cohesion.
Mr Onaiyekan argued that the existing personnel are capable of delivering results if properly motivated and provided with the necessary work tools.
Mr Abubakar urged the Muslim faithful to accept the cleric’s demise as the will of Allah.
Mr Babangida-Audu stated, “We are called to examine our nation’s political horizon with seriousness and responsibility.”
Dayo Shonekan was arraigned before the Ota Magistrates’ Court for stealing church bells.
Governor Bala Mohammed has mourned the death of a renowned Islamic scholar, Sheikh Dahiru Usman-Bauchi.
He was also the supreme leader of the Tijaniyya in Nigeria, an Islamic Sufi group.
The Lagos police command has ordered the suspension of an Egungun festival in the Oregun area of the state due to public safety concerns.
