Peter Obi Urges Action Against Drug Abuse and Rights Violations in Nigeria
Former presidential candidate Peter Obi emphasized the urgent need to address drug abuse and human rights violations in Nigeria at the 25th anniversary event of ActionAid Nigeria in Abuja. He highlighted the challenges faced by the country and called for intensified interventions by civil society organizations.
Obi expressed optimism in the role of women and youth in driving positive change. ActionAid Nigeria's director, Andrew Mamedu, reflected on the organization's 25-year journey of empowering women and advocating for government reforms to support vulnerable communities.
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