Minister of Science and Technology, Dr. Ogbonnaya Onu, yesterday, confirmed that Nigeria had the needed resources to conquer the insecurity in the country.
Speaking when he received the president, Prof. Peter Olayiwola, and members of the executive council of the Chartered Institute of Computer Forensics of Nigeria in Abuja, the minister stressed the need to support the experts in providing veritable evidence to prosecute crime.
Also, the Federation of Women Association has decried the adverse effect of insecurity on members, adding that those in internally displaced persons (IDP) camps have had to trade their pride for food in a bid to survive.
The group’s president, Halima Jibril, at a dialogue in Abuja, noted: “Women have been targeted, particularly for sexual abuse, and even those IDPs have had to exchange their honour for food to survive.”
