The police said that the girl had also been offered in marriage to a man she did not know in exchange for money.
Mrs Akeredolu made the call at the graduation and closing ceremony of the one-month skill acquisition and empowerment programme for young women.
Mrs Ojukwu noted that doing so would help resort to peace especially in the South-East geo-political zone adding that “no nation that holds its people hostage can ever have peace.”
A family source said Mr Muhammed, 23, was picked up by officers on November 8 on the campus ground of Federal University Dutse, Jigawa, and subsequently transferred to Abuja.
Mr Kamilu said the suspect, a teacher at a private school in Maiduguri, had been apprehended last week.
The French embassy in Nigeria has called for an end to discrimination against women and girls.
The union members staged the protest following the ‘No Work No Pay’ policy and court order that mandated the lecturers back to classes.
The workshop was organised by NLC and supported by the International Labour Organisation(ILO).
Mr Nwabuzor said preliminary investigation revealed that the students were the prime suspects of unrest caused by some students at the all-girls school on Thursday.
FIFA had said before the tournament that the colours, a symbol mainly for the LGBTQI+ community, would be allowed in the eight stadiums for the tournament.
