The International Federation of Women Lawyers, Kebbi chapter, on Monday, distributed Ramadan relief packages to over 100 vulnerable residents in Birnin Kebbi LGA.
The African leaders “underscored the importance of historical justice, truth, remembrance, reparatory justice, and the preservation of the dignity of African peoples”.
The Nigerian Army has assured the widows of slain soldiers of the Brigade’s commitment to their welfare and that of their children.
The family of a woman killed by a BRT driver along Ikorodu Road says it has rejected the N1.5 million compensation offered to them by the Lagos government.
Globacom has partnered with the National Council for Women Societies to expand its ‘Safe SIM Programme’ to promote safe internet use among Nigerian children.
A special representative of the secretary-general, Vanessa Frazier, has decried the alarming rise in grave violations against children in conflicts.
Dele Alake, the minister of solid minerals development, has vowed to ensure justice for a police officer killed on Wednesday during a joint patrol operation in Niger.
The chief judge of Taraba, Justice Joel Agya, says the fight against crime and corruption could not be effectively sustained without a witness protection and sentencing mechanism.
Stakeholders are concerned that no magistrate in Anambra, Ebonyi, or Enugu earns more than N250,000 per month.
