The police on Monday arraigned a 48-year-old teacher, Tolulope Adeyemi, before the Ikeja Chief Magistrates’ Court for sexual assault of her pupil.
Mr Ofeyena sought an order directing the defendants to pay N5 million each as the cost of filing the suits.
A U.S.-based child rights and abuse advocate, Atim Tolbert, has called on the government to provide free basic education.
Mr Olatunji noted that those found culpable for violating the Nigeria Data Protection Act, 2023, would be brought to justice.
There was wild jubilation as electricity was restored to Maiduguri and its environs after over two weeks of blackout.
Security experts have called on security agencies to raise the level of intelligence gathering, sharing and collaboration.
The UN secretary-general has advocated ending the stigma and discrimination around those who use drugs and the expansion of prevention and treatment programmes.
“Time is running out for the authorities to effectively perform its legal responsibility of protecting people’s lives,” said Isa Sanusi.
Earlier this month, Ms Tinubu called kidnappers “animals” and “evil,” demanding that “we should take them out of our midst.”
“We are looking at the N709,000 proposed by the Nigeria Labour Congress. We believe that workers should be paid a living wage as recommended by the union,” Mr Gupada explained.
