“Only God can prevent unfortunate circumstances from befalling those children…. So we would all be praying that God will pacify the hearts of the abductors,” Soun of Ogbomoso said.
CAN also designated June 14 as ‘Black Sunday’ across all churches in solidarity with families affected by the killings and abductions.
The Nigeria Union of Teachers in Enugu has urged the federal government and security agencies to secure the immediate release of teachers and pupils kidnapped in Oyo.
The United Nations says some weapons looted during the Libyan conflict in 2011 have ended up in the hands of extremist groups in Nigeria.
“It has come to that point where the government will have to declare a state of emergency on security,” Mr Okoh said.
He said implementing the SABER programme would help create a more predictable and transparent business environment.
Among the adopted reports is a petition by 530 disengaged staff members of the Nigeria Ports Authority (NPA).
He said members of the public could now verify the licensing status of rehabilitation therapists and the accreditation status of facilities.
Mr Aregbesola, through his lawyer, Mohammed Sheriff, cited lack of confidence in the judge, in his seven-ground argument.
Ms Tijjani congratulated women who emerged victorious in their respective party primaries.
