Mr Kabiru-Ingawa promised that the corps will continue with its unwavering commitment to deepening inter-agency collaboration with NAPTIP.
According to Mr Okorie, collaboration is necessary to improve campaigns against the menace and ensure that perpetrators are punished according to the law.
The workshop for government officials, experts and other stakeholders was to strengthen data systems and enhance social protection planning.
Mr Okonkwo reiterated that inmate empowerment remains one of the most impactful pathways to reducing recidivism and enhancing public safety.
The renewed advocacy is coming through a one-day sensitisation and engagement programme organised by the HILWA in Katsina on Thursday.
While calling for a united front against GBV, Ms Kamba lauded the state governor for rescuing the abducted Maga schoolgirls.
Ms Buloala said that nurses’ well-being was inseparable from the well-being of the patients they care for.
The National Human Rights Commission has identified harmful traditional practices as the most common form of violence against women and girls in Abia.
The Tertiary Education Trust Fund says it has invested more than N30 billion to strengthen security in tertiary institutions across Nigeria from January to date.
“We are shocked at the recent surge in mass abductions in north-central Nigeria,” OHCHR said.
