The self-professed human rights activist has questioned the measures the federal government is putting in place to secure lives and property in the country
Controversial Yoruba actor, Yomi Fabiyi, has taken the campaign demanding a lasting solution to Nigeria’s insecurity issues to Downing Street in the United Kingdom.
He said he implored Nigerians to demand a national emergency number, and the harmonization of the national database “so that we have the best and the best social-economic status we deserve in the community of nations.”During the campaign, which was screened live on YouTube, Fabiyi said a national emergency number and database will reduce “the spate of armed robbery, kidnapping, domestic terrorism domestic violence’’ to the bare minimum.
“Why is the Nigerian human rights scorecard so low, why are we not doing all we can as citizens to participate in the governance of our own dear country? What is your contribution? The Nigerian education sector needs a revamp just as civic social responsibility, human rights, the duty of care needs to be inculcated into our education.
“Despite the warnings of this honourable court, an actor called Yomi Fabiyi went ahead and made a movie about the facts of this case,” she said.“He used the real names of the parties and witnesses in this matter in the movie. Our application is to exclude him, his privies, and his agents from proceedings in court.”
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