A Syrian court sentenced Mr Assad alongside his younger brother, Al-Assad Maher, to death on Tuesday for war crimes and crimes against humanity.
“As Abuja continues to evolve into a modern capital, the identity of its original inhabitants must never be erased, diluted, or forgotten,” Mr Zikirullahi said.
NAPTIP says it has secured more than 20 convictions for sexual and gender-based violence offences and rescued over 3,000 victims in 2026.
“The public wants polluters to pay for it. With Big Oil’s earnings skyrocketing while a global food crisis looms, now is the time to act,” said 350.org.
The Nigeria Immigration Service has deployed a team of passport officials to the UK to clear the mounting backlog of unprocessed applications, according to a statement on Sunday.
The group said quality education should be a right of every Nigerian child and not a privilege.
Participants were regarded as learners rather than inmates.
NAPTIP has urged journalists to intensify the coverage of sexual and gender-based violence and human trafficking cases.
The police command in Yobe has arrested five suspects in separate operations over alleged fraud and vandalism of electricity infrastructure.
Net Rights Coalition has urged the Zambian government to uphold digital rights ahead of the August 13 general elections.
