Mr Osinbajo said that there is no justification for extra-judicial killing as there are legal channels of addressing any misdeed.
President Buhari called for tempered comments by the media and calm among the general population while investigation is ongoing.
The duo withdrew their participation from the NBA conference over the bar association’s silence about the killing of Deborah Samuel by Islamic extremists.
Mr Anyim insisted that there was no place in a modern democracy such as Nigeria for jungle justice and killing of human beings illegally.
The lawmaker asked “parents and guardians to instil good moral values in their children and wards so as to build a good society.”
The SSS revealed that the journalist was put on the list during his days as the president of the National Association of Nigerian Students between 1984 and 1985.
The Geneva-based council used a special session on Ukraine to condemn atrocities documented by experts in Russian-occupied territories.
“The Nigerian authorities must curtail the impunity that has led to an increase in mob violence and arrest all those involved in this reprehensible act.”
The voice message elicited the fury of fanatic coursemates and schoolmates who found her comment unflattering to their Islamic beliefs.
Irate Muslim mob stoned and burnt a lady identified as Ms Deborah over claims she blasphemed Prophet Mohammed, Peoples Gazette reported earlier.
