Abortion-related charges in the country accounted for 23% of women behind bars.
The president of the UN General Assembly, Annalena Baerbock, made the call on Monday at an event at UN Headquarters in New York.
Mr Olalekan is charged with conspiracy and the unlawful attempt to procure an abortion by supplying drugs.
The call was made by the chapter’s president, Joel Uwabor, on Sunday during the organisation’s general assembly, held alongside activities marking International Women’s Day.
Mrs Tinubu maintained that no custom can justify violence or abuse against women.
The association also urged community leaders and festival organisers to take responsibility.
She said preliminary investigations revealed that the incident originally began on Thursday, March 5.
UK visa overstayers, foreign criminals and failed asylum seekers will be deported to Nigeria under a new agreement Mr Starmer struck with the Nigerian president.
The federal government has called for stronger public-private partnerships to drive sustainable reforms across correctional centres.
A mechanical engineer, Jacob Acheneje, has filed a N100 million fundamental rights enforcement suit against the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission for unlawful detention.
