Insisting her dismissal was due to discrimination, Ms Hewat further accused Mr Ogundeyi of berating two female employees by calling them “low class”.
He urged journalists to consistently report on children’s issues to ensure their well-being.
Mr Musa-Njie made this submission during the unveiling of the Women Chamber of Commerce, Credit Cooperative Union in Abuja.
According to the NGO, this will protect the rights of persons with disabilities in Ebonyi.
The union announced the decision in a statement by its chairman, Peter Adamu and secretary, Peter Waziri, in Kaduna on Tuesday.
The National Human Rights Commission in Kano says it received 131 human rights violation complaints in January.
Mr Mkama, a pastor at Jesus Build the Church Mission, Obosi, has been detained since January.
During an unscheduled visit to the School for Arabic Studies in Kano, the governor found students digging a toilet pipeline.
”In January, we received 169,850 complaints from our 38 offices, a stark reminder that human rights violations persist in diverse forms and at an alarming scale,” he said.
On Friday, the Adamawa Government in Yola launched a gender policy on education to increase girls’ access to education.
