senator for cell nigeria.nder of a nonprofit organization focusing on advocacy for financial literacy and the increased participation of women and youth in politics. from london, a senior fellow on sub-saharan africa of the tony blair institute. thank you very much for being with us. i'm going to start with you. this attack has been claimed by them, and local media are saying it's a responsibility of -- for those of us who don't favor the complexity of the situation in nigeria, can you briefly describe how these groups are playing out, and what the intricacies are? >> the group that claimed responsibility is -- and there is no contradiction between that group naming responsibility and the local media saying them. it's one of the three factions of them. it is a group that was formed in 2003 and went to war with the nigerian government in 2009. since then, it has killed directly 35,000 people, at least 35,000 people directly, and about 350,000 people indirectly through the poverty and humanitarian crisis that it

a long battle over the looted art is now ending both germany and nigeria had to care nigeria, the rightful owner of the plagues and sculptures. the breakthrough means the objects can return to their homeland. it's also a radical change in perspective for germany's museums thus benoit. it is i what does change of ownership means? bowdoin? it? it means that we western museums in the northern hemisphere and cannot simply determine the narrative of these beneath bronzes any longer. a decent being home belongs to mere attain, couldn't nigeria will decide which artworks will return. the government wants to build a new museum to house the bronzes, partly financed by germany. so us is up professionals. it is important for us to discuss one issues and areas of collaboration. so that would be able to benefit from this, you know, of toddler, patricia museums across europe are starting to opt for collaboration after years of confrontation. but the british museum has refused to give back. it's $900.00 bruncess. the issue has also become a bigger public debate in france. in germany, negotiations are ong

in nigeria, nigeria has over 17 security and law enforcement. and intelligence agencies, but each of them is operating in silos. none of them are cooperating, and watching and coordinating unseen advertising together and because they are pursuing different ah, i mean, because they are not cooperating. and some cases, some of them see others as rivals. these grooves are exploiting. the gap that is created in this policy are in this, in the, in this landscape. and unfortunately, the federal government, the office of the president in particular and the national security advisor have failed wolfley in bring in security agencies so that they can walk together. the 2nd thing is that state governments are also not united example i state government cousin as did government control and other states. each state men pursues its own policy. and some of these policies are some times inconsistent, even contradictory in some cases. and the only person benefiting from this inconsistency and contradiction. a lack of cooperation. i'm synergy is the terrorists. an

could ye nigeria? you know the prisoners ac is the latest in a string of operations claimed by i sal and boca hot um in 2014 boca her. i'm a made headlines when it kidnapped more than 200 girls from the school and bono state. around a 100 of them. i still missing and 2017 fighters from the group ambushed and killed nearly 50 employees of nigerian national oil company in the late charge region. both bulk ahem and eyes will have targeted the nigerian military isis claim responsibility for attacks of killed dozens of soldiers since 2015. and in april, i saw bombed a market, reportedly selling alcohol in the northeast and part of us state killing at least 30 people. ah, okay, let's bring in a guess from meadow agree, bono state ali under me as a senator for born or so nigeria from a boucher asia. yes. so for the founder of citizens hub, it's a non profit organization focusing on advocacy for financial literacy, and the increased participation of women and the youth in politics and from london . believable

so many people say so goes nigeria.goes all the western africa, we should do everything we can to make sure that that does not take place and we should be supportive of all the nigerian people. thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you commissioners. and again, thanks to all of you who have come to this event today. we now want to open it up. this is more of a roundtable format. and we want to open it up to any questions and comments and really give the balance of the time to engage with our commissioners to ask questions about the commission. . some of the things we highlighted today or any other questions that might be on your mind. let me just explain. we have a microphone here that one of my colleagues will get and if you do want to make a comment or ask a question, please raise your hand and we can get this mic to you. but since it's being recorded, if you could speak into the mic and ask your question. so i'll open the floor now to any of you who would like to please raise your hand if you'd like to make a comm

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many people say so goes nigeria. we should do everything that we can to make sure that that does not take lace. we should be supportive of all the nigerian people. thank you[a very much. [applause] >> thank you, commissioners. thank you to all of you who have come to this event today. fothis is more of a roundtable format. we want to open it up to any questions and comments. really get the balance of the time to engage in commissioners. some of the things we highlighted today are any other questions that may be on your minds. we have a microphone here that one of my colleagues will get. if you could speak into the microphone and ask a question. i will open the floor now to any of you that would like to please raise your hand. a comment or question this time. >> thank you very much, dwight. i am lauren. i have been working here for 32 years. i guess my question is for any of the commissioners. former congressman wolf. i wanted to bring up my issue of afghan religious minorities. many of them are still stuck in afghani

yeah, i've had encounters with police a couple of times in nigeria, notjust in nigeria, africa, as are you're not being treated nice, you're not being treated nice, you're being profiled for how you look, tattoos, what type of phones you use, the kind of car you're in, and stuff like that. and they just want to extort you, treat you bad, violate your human rights, and nobody cares. this is everywhere in africa, but i think it was really bad in nigeria, like, two years ago. it's still there, we're still fighting the fight, but i feel like we're getting better every day. ok, because you dedicated one of your music awards to the victims of shootings by police at lekki gate. and there were... ..amnesty international said at least 12 people were killed. yeah. that was the lekki massacre. that was in 20... the end of 2020. the end of 2020, yeah. and that was the lekki massacre. i witnessed it, i was there. yeah, i had to dedicate the award to the people who lost their lives. it was all supposed to be a peaceful protest, but, the nigerian police, african police thing again. it's crazy. you

both germany and nigeria had to care nigeria, the rightful owner of the place and sculptures. we acknowledge the horrific outrages committed under colonial rule. we acknowledge the murderers and plundering. we acknowledge the racism and slavery. we acknowledge the injustice and trauma that have left cars that us still was able to day. the breakthrough means the objects can return to their homeland. it's also a radical change in perspective for germany's museums thus benoit, it is i, what does change of ownership means vidaurri it, it means that we western museums in the northern hemisphere and cannot simply determine the narrative of these beneath bronzes any longer. a decent being on it belongs to mere attain, couldn't nigeria? we'll decide which artworks will return the government once to build a new museum to house the bronzes, partly financed by germany. so us, missouri professionals. it is important for us to discuss on issues and areas of collaboration. so that would be able to benefit from this, you know, of toddler, patricia museums across europe are starting to opt fo

and the prison break out in nigeria suspected bo her i'm is the mist storm a jail to free fellow militants around $300.00. a still on the run. ah, ah, i'm from gail. welcome to the program. british prime minister boris johnson is clinging to power, telling a hostile session of parliament that he will not resign. he's under intense pressure after more than 30 ministers and aids quits in the last the day. questioning the prime minister's leadership and integrity of members of mister johnson's conservative party have decided he will not face another confidence vote before next week. once lisa for an embattled forest johnson, it was a breathing question. time to have a 1st opposition leader kiss. darma called them to quit india and slammed the ministers. still supporting him were no come to later. the opposition can donna, any one with anything about them would be long gone from his from press in the middle of a crisis dotted the country, the better than a set list cost of notting dogs. lawmakers from johnson's own party, also lined up to say it was time for him to go for better. yes, includin

she told us how she thinks nigeria will perform in the cup. this is a scene that's going from strength to strength, expectations, but always usually when the tides would have got a very frankly, has that going for 10 because they're looking to make it 10 titles out of 12 championships. the on the one to be one bike, we can real skinny. so definitely it's not just picking up one of the 4 tomato tickets in the semi final to the women's local. and next year we, australia, i'm using also when in the title and extending the record on the content with importantly, enjoying the fantastic display of african football. and who else should we be watching out for 3 teams, 3 teams that want to win this, you know, as well as soon as possible. got come running to me to blindness of cameroon. and they got to the final of the africa, mid scope of missions on home, slowly 2016 sold out the job and a lot. and i definitely want one of that i'm in because i am africa being 5 final. the last 3 of those final 2 major at 10 on them a seat. they definitely want to get

is just a recent example of the violence in nigeria for the number of killings. especiallyis against christians and it seems only this last month and my own view with that designation is necessary but nothe sufficient to address the broad-spectrum. every day there is an article every day somebody hasgr been killed it is a broad spectrum so much more has to be done and t' watch genocide that is a big word it's a powerful word the boko haram is involved in genocide. note question and also those involved in genocidal massacres and then lately against the catholic church every day i get a new article but the commission is saying is such a sufficient for those abuses but i close by saying that it is the largest country in africa nigeria has over maybe 20 million people and many believe it when you go there they are good people they look to the united states to do something and people say so goes nigeria so goes all of western africa we should do everything we can and we should be supportive of all nigerian people thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you commission

both germany and nigeria have declared nigeria the rightful owner of the plaques and sculptures. >> wenowledge the horrific outrages committed under colonial rule. we acknowledge the murders and plundering. we acknowledge the racism and slavery. we acknowledge the injustice and trauma that have left scars that are still visible today. reporter: the breakthrough means the objects can return to their homeland. it also is a radical change in perspective for germany's museums. >> what does change inwnership mean? it means that we western museums in the northern hemisphere cannot simply determine the narrative any longer. reporter: nigeria will decide which artworks will return. the government wants to build a new museum to house the bronzes. partly financed by germany. >> it is important for us to discuss the issues and areas of collaboraon. sohat we will be able to benefit from this after the repatriation. reporter: museums across europe are starting to opt for collaboration, after years of confrontation. but the british museum has refused to give back at sign hundred bronzes. -- its 900

ah, mate in nigeria are producing nigeria. that is what we mean by a home grown school feeding. so it on that on is attracting a large number of children at to, to, to, to, to school. and number 2, we have also increased. but let me finish number 2. we have also walked on ah, infrastructure development, where bio woo vasqua establishment of basic more basic schools in state and local governments in was and out to ensure that schools are brought to the doorstep. you know, what is the proximity of some convenience to these children? so that they can be road in school because one of them, the issues responsible for out of school children is the distance that she didn't have to cover between the, our homes and the school there to attend. do you believe all these measures you mentioned are actually working and i get and more kids into school gradually. do you believe that? oh oh yes. when i eventually tell you the number, not the top 10000000 as drops to you will you use that? we believe will know that the majors are walking, but i have not. if i'm not even dong olive eros meadows in

number 18500000 children in nigeria are not receiving any education. why has your ministry allow this to happen? there? you have a choice to believe what sir some international alleges is c, r. bolivia, warden or drunk. i've been to say and i think we're in a position where on the ground to know the number of outdoors good children in nigeria i. we have done that. we have turned as up several years ago. well, between 10 to 14000000 out of school children. dodges the picture. that is a true picture. 18 is an exaggeration. okay, we can go back and forth about the numbers as though we all agree that that's too many children out of school. the question now is, what are you doing to ensure that these kids get back to school? ah, quite a number of majors. i've been taken at one of them is introduction of a school miss. it achieved where would naturally be attracted to where they can go and get good food. so web introduce school feeding. ah, home grown school feed in that is to see all the, the, the food, the food items being used on the program to feed these

what's it gonna take to get millions of kids in nigeria off the streets unlocked in class. the un wants that the children's lack of education is a disaster in the making. and these graceful creech as in bob, we are growing by the number. that's terrible news for rural as well as because thousands of been killed by elephant. ah, ah, i am eddie micah junior and you are welcome to the program. after weeks of rise intentions due to increase in the rub off, eisen in the eastern democratic republic of congo. rwanda under d r. c. have now agreed to de escalate extensions. the agreement reached our talks mediated in an gola entails an immediate end to hostilities. the revival of the congo re wonder commission, and the retreat of m. 23 fighters from congo. the aim is to normalize diplomatic relations, as precedents of the 2 countries explained, you're looking hard to create. we're looking forward to creating a normalization between our 2 countries. by also resolving issues that are on the ground around that have led us to this point to this point. i really hope and expect this proce

ah agriculture is a big business in nigeria. whether you're plucking peppers or harvesting tomatoes, the something for every once table and taste. but farming is also cool and become in tech savvy. now, you can even manage acres of land using nothing but your mobile phone. and rebecca, i'm old, is the brains behind the operation for causal and just come on, go and show people could for their basic needs for their home. but currently we have a class of people wanting to be part of the fun for me for the program. currently we have over 10000 subscribers. rebecca, it's actually a computer science graduate. she wanted to find a technological solution to form an inefficient after seen her mother and other families battle for many years. she originally founded way and more forms in 2016 to solve the post hobbit waste problem. during code it should witness many nigeria struggling to buy food. we found from your phone program was launched the 5th called greek of the covey. 19 funding was created, the support and youth interest in cultur

and the mass breakouts in nigeria suspected boca her. i'm is the miss storm, a jail to free fellow militants around $300.00 still on the run. ah, i'm fil gail. welcome to the program. but his prime minister barak johnson is clicking on to power telling a hostile session of parliament that he will not resign. he's under intense pressure after more than 20 minutes. does an aids quit in the last day? casting fresh doubt on his integrity. the senior member of the cabinet. michael go, has advised mister johnson to step back. one lisa for an embattled forest, johnson's. it was a breezing question. time passed on the 1st opposition leader kissed alma called them to quit india and slammed the ministers. still supporting him window comes the leader of the opposition kissed alma anywhere with anything about them would be long gone from his, from finance, in the middle of a crisis. thus the country deserve better than a set list. cost of notting dogs, lawmakers from johnson's own party, also lined up to say it was time for him to go for better. yes

how will nigeria help these shortfalls? ah, well i think that is a big problem is a big question for, for nigeria also for us. oh, reserves to production ratio. as b b b been a big concern or we have booked reserves of almost 40000000000 barrels. but i still produce in sometimes just little above 1000000 barrels. now it's not so it's not something we're we're, we're happy with and we're doing everything to ensure that we increase our production is at least to be able to face or meet our opec quarter. and then maybe to discuss how we can even increase that. one of the things we're trying to do now is to see how we can get an embassy to be a commercial entity. because before now an empty, she was say more or less a government department and they couldn't really go. i had to reset the fonts that didn't needed to invest. i'm with the p, i is not passion for about 20 years. there was a lot of hesitancy on the part of investors as well. so for a long time, there was no investment in the oil sector. and of course the oil off today

the run in nigeria archer attack on a prison. that was claimed by i so leading figures from the iso a bow cohort, i'm armed groups of believe to be among the escapees. foreign ministers from the world's leading economy. it's a gathering in indonesia for talks under the shadow of the war in ukraine. for some of them, the g. 20 meeting will be the 1st encounter with moscow's foreign minister since rushes invasion. robert bride report style from the island of bali holding the presidency of the g. 20 indonesia, as president joker. dodo has positioned himself at the center of global events after meeting with the leaders of the g 7. last week. he undertook shuttle diplomacy between the competence in the ukraine war, seeing for himself, the destruction in the town of a pin outside the capital cave. and that it's very sad, a lot of houses and infrastructure are broken. we hope no other ukraine cities would be ravaged because the war then to moscow for talks with russian president vladimir putin as a leading force in the so called non ali

this week we are in nigeria. more specifically, lagos, the city that gave us fella cookie, who, by the way, in 1977 in his title track for the album, them give us them leave tears, sorrow, and blood explained how the police officers were up a time. brutalizing, the citizens of nigeria fast forward to 2020 and his words still resonated as young people gathered to protest what they said was ill treatment by the police officers until we're here to find out why the african government seems so threatened by protest held by the youth who better to answer this question for me than fellow nigerians. and i'm going to start out with by and so i just want you to give us an overview of what happened in 2020 because not everybody has a clear idea. so i basically begun with a lot of discontent and unhappiness and rage against the special launch robbery squad of the major on police. and youth just felt like you know what enough is enough. and like that's almost as if they were coordinated. protests were happening in major citie

moroccan security forces on teetering on the brink of an arcade, palm dance, rom, page, or force nigeria, killing, and kidnapping. some claim, the seat of the unrest was planted more than a decade ago when nato intervened on the african continent. with me de la pas midnight in hong kong and 7 in the evening here in moscow. welcome to the global news, run up an r t. i'm unit owner. we begin with developments in the ukraine conflict. danielle scott, sorry to have reported that 2 civilians were killed by ukrainian fire over the past 24 hours. it occurred in a ton of yes, siena. vitalia officials also claim key. i've launched multiple ground rockets against the republics capital. the last 2 weeks, i've seen this city repeatedly come under fire. this footage shows the aftermath of one of the latest attacks on the corolla district which left several houses, damage on a resident injured local, shed their accounts with our teeth on what they were pretty aware. there was a shot in the house was set on fire. he fell down and hit his head. did you did? i was sitting on a chair or the entrance of th

okay, what has been described as may hear mis sweeping nigeria with bum? that's running riots in the northern regions of the country. politicians are demanding the government deploy troops to curb the attacks. locals have already been allowed to carry guns to protect themselves, something critic sphere to plunge the african state into complete on. okay. but just what led to the situation with the background and how it's unfolding. here's our team and we're finished. bandits have long been a big problem for northwestern parts of nigeria, but it's only in the last few years that the crisis boomed to become a nationwide issue for africa, the most populous country. they were responsible for $2600.00 civilian deaths, a 2021. that's more than the number of people killed by then. and torres book, a terrorist group in one northern state of nigeria, bandits killed at least 250 people and of ducks at thousands more. and that's just in the 1st half of 2022 local security services already stretched thing so bad that nigeria is house of representatives, is sick and urg

so by moroccan security with teetering on the brink of honor. cape bomb dates rom page are cross nigeria killing and kidnapping. some claim. the seat of the unrest was planted more than a decade ago when nature intervened on the african continent. with across the globe, i run the clock. this is our t pleasure to have your company this saturday. my name is unit only. we begin with developments in the ukraine conflict. danielle authorities have reported that 2 civilians were killed by ukrainian fire over the past 24 hours. it occurred in the ton of yes, siena. lataya officials also claim key launched multiple grad rockets against republics capital. the last 2 weeks i've seen this city repeatedly come under. busy fire this flooded shows the aftermath of one of the latest that tax and the corolla ski district, which left several houses damaged on a resident injured. local shared their accounts with r t on what they witnessed with video where there was a shot and the house was set on fire. he fell down and hit his head. did you did? i was sitting on a chair or the entrance of the house while

prevented. polymer rock and security forces, tutoring on the break of honor k bondage rampage across nigeria, killing and kidnapping some claim. the seat of the unrest was planted more than a decade ago when nature intervened. all the african culture, then a moscow to the world. welcome to the weekends news rhonda with meet unit o'neal. we begin with developments in the ukraine conflict. danielle scott, socrates have reported that 2 civilians were killed by ukrainian fire over the past 24 hours. it occurred in the ton of yes, you know, but i am. officials also claim key launch multiple grad rockets against the republics capital. now the last 2 weeks, i've seen this city repeatedly come under fire. they studied shows the aftermath of all of the latest that text on the corolla, steve district, which left several houses damaged out. a resident injured local, shared their accounts with archie on what they witnessed with video where there was a shot in the house with on fire. he fell down and hit his head. you did. i was sitting on a chair at the entrance of the house while keeping an eye on my g

ah, lay ghost, the heart of nigeria, still brandt. and normally would, as it's called, is the world's 2nd largest film industry after india's poly wait with the stories from people's daily lives. whether it's feature films or complex animations. normally what has long spread out from the african market. the big players enable them to reach an international audience. netflix has shifted its focus to nigerian series and blockbusters, and advertises for normally would productions fantasy. so this is adria with iq is looking at me, knows the next coming question is coming to him. the streaming giants have discovered the massive potential of the african markets. we are all aware of this. anybody who has an amazon prime or netflix account sounds like a good time to be a filmmaker in nigeria. yes, it is eyes. yeah. it's, it's a. yeah, i'm in it's nigeria is still an emerging market in all facets, but it's actually a wonderful time to be a filmmaker right now in the jury. there's so much that is available now. first of all, the social media f

doing so by moroccan security forces teetering on the brink of anarchy, bondage, rum, pager, cross nigeria, killing and kidnapping some claim. the seat of the unrest was planted more than a decade ago when nato intervened on the african cultivate a wherever you're tuning in from across the globe today. welcome to moscow into the news lined up an artsy, my name's union. we begin with developments on the ukraine conflict. danielle authorities have reported that 2 civilians were killed by ukrainian fire over the past 24 hours. it occurred in the ton of yes, you know, vitalia officials also claim key launched multiple ground rockets against the republics capital. not the last 2 weeks, i've seen this city repeatedly come under fire. this footage shows the aftermath of one of the latest that tech some the corolla sky district, which left several houses damaged on a resident in local, shared their accounts with us on what they witness where there was a shot and the house was set on fire. he fell down and hit his head. you did. i was sitting on a chair. the entrance of the house while keeping an e

slimming the waste -- a young woman in nigeria is determined to shrink the mountains of trash.ife in chaos -- lebanon's poverty levels are rising, and with that, people's desperation. ♪ the eighth of august 2020 was a dark day for lebanon. a huge explosion in beirut's harbor decimated areas of the city and destroyed much of the country's grain stores. that damage is still taking its toll. grain prices shot up. and now wheat imports from ukraine have ceased. around 80% of the population lives below the poverty line. many who can are now trying to leave. ♪ reporter: perhaps the most telling sign of the collapse of any country is garbage piling up on the streets of its capital and people rummaging through it. the lebanese have lived through so many wars, but they have never gone hungry like this in any of them. >> i'm picking scraps from the garbage. i have no money for food. hopefully, the war will come back, sooner than later. even war is better than what we're going through now. reporter: lebanon is over, the pensioner says. lebanon no longer exists. before midnight, in a large

, but also for society in nigeria. well, it is, it has to be said, but you mention, nigeria has that me on with a power setting between muslim and equipment. so you might have, looks like we have now, we'll have a muslim president. we have kristin, vice president professor, we've been in the past before we have a presidential vice president of jonathan. great. but this time we have to really pass the atp be led by the candidate. the muslim fell on the dentist said, fema a form. i've gotten a lot but it also mostly mostly was going to get right now people are asking the question, why? because that is not what i used to basically say stuff, but for me and i pull it and what, what about the opposition candidate? now i understand the opposition candidate is a muslim, but he has nominated a deputy from the christian south. so he's keeping parity there. will that increase his chances? secondly, i think up about the opposition. the pdp has back to convention by muslim candidate from a vice president southern golf, tristan, so

both germany and nigeria have to care nigeria, the rightful owner of the plates and sculptures. the breakthrough means the objects can return to their homeland. it's also a radical change in perspective for germany's museums thus benoit, it is i what does change of ownership mean as vidaurri it, it means that we western museums in the northern hemisphere and cannot simply determine the narrative of these beneath bronzes any longer rhodesian being owns it belongs to mere attain, couldn't nigeria will decide which artworks will return. the government wants to build a new museum to house the bronzes, partly financed by germany. so as is up professionals, it is important for us to discuss on issues and areas of collaboration. so that would be able to benefit from this. you know, october, patricia museums across europe are starting to opt for collaboration after years of confrontation. but the british museum has refused to give back. it's $900.00 bruncess. the issue has also become a baker public debate in france in germany, negotiations are ongoing to keep at least some of the works

yeah, i'm in it's nigeria. a still an emerging market in all facets, but it's actually a wonderful time to be a filmmaker right now in the jury. there's so much that is available now. first of all, the social media, for instance, has kind of democratized filmmaking. it's the retelling. use in motion picture has sort of ticking a totally different dimension. and then i've been studying for quite a bit. and i noticed that in the near future amused that generated content is actually going to lead on the way. because with most people have in smartphones, and if we're able and part of what we've been involved this teaching how to use smartphones too to tell stories. so basically smartphone filmmaking, it's something that was developed in your actually giving workshops then. so yeah, the magic of social media, let's at that sir. iq i just mentioned, i know that it has made a huge difference. can you tell us just what social media has meant for the impact of, of your arts in your particular situation, where i'm talkin

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both germany and nigeria have to care nigeria, the rightful owner of the plates and sculptures. the breakthrough means the objects can return to their homeland. it's also a radical change in perspective for germany's museums thus benoit, it is i what does change of ownership means, benoit, it? it means that we western museums in the northern hemisphere and cannot simply determine the narrative of these beneath bronzes. any longer rhodesian being owns it belongs to mere attain, couldn't nigeria will decide which artworks will return. the government wants to build a new museum to house the bronzes, partly financed by germany. so as is up professionals, it is important for us to discuss on issues and areas of collaboration. so that would be able to benefit from this. you know, october, patricia museums across europe are starting to opt for collaboration after years of confrontation. but the british museum has refused to give back. it's $900.00 bruncess. the issue has also become a bigger public debate in farms in germany, negotiations are ongoing to keep at least some of the works