A special court in Myanmar’s capital sentenced the country’s ousted leader, Aung San Suu Kyi, to four years in prison on Monday.
It said journalists in FCT made the right choice by reelecting Emmanuel Ogbeche as chairman and other new executive members.
Mr Oromoni claims the school did not reach out to his family during their child’s ordeal.
Ohanaeze Ndigbo youths also demanded that they be given a level playing field, and empowered economically like their counterparts in other part of the country.
The minor was said to have reported the serial rape to their mother who turned a blind eye because the perpetrators were her biological sons.
The state said it’s interested in curbing violence against children, women, the elderly and the youth, and doing all so that nobody is violated under any guise.
The centre said most victims stay back in their homes and experience more violence because they “do not know where to go to.”
The Delta government has called for a thorough probe of circumstances surrounding the death of its indigene and Dowen College student, Sylvester Oromoni.
“My appeal to the ministry is to help us return para soccer to the National Sports Festival and to include it in the NYG.”
The union said there must be a deliberate policy addressing the security and welfare of journalists.
