The police command says it recorded 38 cases of gender-based violence in Anambra.
FIDA’s chairperson in Oyo, Ademubowale Adelabu, directed the call to Governor Seyi Makinde’s government in a statement on Friday.
The first prosecution witness, Ms Igwe, had told the court that the incident occurred after she had a disagreement over a missing phone belonging to the defendant, her neighbour.
“Rather than ridiculing the Nigerian police, it would have been better for Badenoch to use her good position to impact positively on the system,” Mr Olaniyan stressed.
Mr Mukhtar revealed that the Jigawa HILWA’s visit to Katsina would enable them to learn from their Katsina counterpart, which has existed since 2014.
The police are holding the female activist for her outburst against the president’s family after she was tear-gassed at a rally against police brutality in October.
“Raining direct curses on someone online is cyberbullying, not expression of freedom or criticism,” said the police.
A presiding magistrate in Ado-Ekiti also confiscated the activist’s passport on Friday morning.
He said the engagement also serves as a mechanism to receive feedback from all stakeholders for future improvements.
Mr Sulaiman assured that the government would ensure the project’s sustainability while exploring additional avenues of support for the beneficiaries.
