No fewer than 89 CSOs were signatories to the statement.
The youths said the initiative was bridging skills gaps, tackling unemployment and empowering young people to become self-reliant and economically productive.
“The management of these two institutions implemented the minimum wage for their active workers while leaving out their pensioners,” Mr Abatan said.
The military regime that hijacked Ms Aung San Suu Kyi’s civilian government kept her behind bars away from the public to diminish her political clout and popularity.
A 32-year-old cleaner, Matthew Ubabuike, was arraigned on Monday before the Chief Magistrates’ Court in Wuse, Abuja, for assaulting a vendor.
The police confirmed the release of Justice Faruk Hassan Bunza, a judge of the Kebbi State High Court, who was abducted from his residence in the Bunza council area.
ASUU issued a two-week ultimatum to the Kebbi government to address its demands or face an indefinite strike.
Nigerian lawyers called for public awareness of the legal requirement for a deed poll to change a name.
She said the initiative was aimed at creating a safer online environment.
Mr Turajo said Jigawa remained a source and major international transit route for human trafficking to Europe and the Middle East.
