The trial of Chidinma Ojukwu, accused of the murder of Super TV CEO Michael Ataga, has again stalled due to the absence of a prosecution witness.
Mr Oga said it was a strategic move that would foster a quicker response to gunshot victims.
The defendant pleaded not guilty to the charge.
Mr Ojukwu said the day’s celebration was to call upon Nigerians to always stand for and demand their rights from the government.
The suit, assigned to Justice RB Haastrup, was fixed for December 18 for a hearing.
Ms Kennedy-Ohanenye said the ministry, as a national gender machinery, left no stone unturned in advocating that Nigeria was fit for all.
“The role of the military in a democratic society is pivotal.”
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The UK has paid the Rwandan government an additional £100 million as part of its agreement to transfer asylum seekers to the East African nation.
The federal government will shut down public buildings that do not comply with the accessibility standards for disabled persons starting January 17.
“Granting remedy to everyone injured signifies justice and redress when right is violated,” the UN rights coordinator in Nigeria said.
