“Compared with the other countries in Sub-Saharan Africa, Nigeria is performing worse than average when we look across the rights for which we have data,” the report stated.
“There is no leader who will not want his reign to be very peaceful, but if you bring crisis, the leader is not going to run away,” he said.
He said national progress must not come at the expense of ordinary citizens.
Mr Olagunju expressed appreciation to the Ooni for his exceptional support and hospitality towards the association.
Mr Ojukwu said, “Let us not allow hate speech to spread ahead of the 2027 general elections.”
Mr Adebayo accused Mr Tinubu of prioritising his personal electoral interests over his constitutional responsibilities.
Mr Miko stressed the commitment of the command to supporting COWA activities.
Mr Lawal said the country deserved a justice system that matches the courage of its security personnel and the aspirations of its people.
The judge identified a critical discrepancy in the identity of the parties involved.
Mrs Omoniwa said banditry, kidnapping and violent extremism continued to threaten peace, stability and democratic governance across Nigeria.
