The police described Mr Pearce as a “prolific sex offender who targeted children.”
He said smoke-free environments provide critical protection for children, whose developing lungs are particularly vulnerable to toxic tobacco smoke.
The International Human Rights Commission and the Nigerian Correctional Service agreed to strengthen collaboration to promote human rights.
Fifty-two inmates have commenced sitting NECO and the National Board for Arabic and Islamic Studies examinations in Nigerian Correctional Service custodial centres in Kano.
The management of the Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University, Igbariam, in Anambra, has given the sacked staff one month to appeal the decision against them.
The Federal High Court, Abuja Division, has awarded N200 million against the police over the unlawful killing of Kabiru Babai.
Mr Tinubu reiterated the need to regulate social media to protect Nigeria’s information ecosystem and its citizens.
The U.S. has warned the ICC against prosecuting American service members, government officials and civilians, stating that it is not a party to the Rome Statute.
The group urged the federal government to treat the ongoing repatriation as the beginning of a comprehensive support programme.
“Our children will remain in school, and we will continue to educate them. We will not succumb to terror,” said the education minister.
