Overall, 247 journalists have been killed since the war began and should shock the world into action, according to the UN.
It stated that the latest arraignment of Mr Sowore was another attempt to suppress his fundamental rights.
“Professors in Nigeria earn less than $300 monthly. Our union will continue to fight for dignity within the system,” Mr Yusuf-Ahmed said.
The chairman also described the scheme as a “poisoned chalice” and urged members to stay away from it.
Mr Omenyi said ASUU remained committed to quality education and the defence of university autonomy.
Mr Eze said Nigerians should hold the government responsible in case of any nationwide indefinite strike by ASUU, as the government had failed to do the needful.
Ms Twaki said that the facilities were designed to rehabilitate children who were beyond parental control or had committed minor offences.
Umar Zailani, a clinical psychologist, said children who pass through remand homes without counselling and psychosocial support often suffer long-term trauma.
“We find it deeply regrettable that the judiciary…is experiencing this unprecedented low treatment,” said JUSUN.
RULAAC expressed concern over the high-handedness of police and other security agencies.
