Abuja – The Chairperson, Senate Committee on Women Affairs, Sen. Binta Garba, has stressed the need for increased communal interface to check the rate of violent conflicts in the country.
She made the call during Strategy Meeting with Adamawa State Influential Women in the Diaspora on Equal Opportunities Bill and Implementation of Adamawa State Action Plan on UN Security Council Resolution (UNSCR) held in Abuja on Wednesday.
Garba, who represents Adamawa North Senatorial District says hate speech is taking new dimension in the society “and until there is constant communal interface, irrespective of the two religious beliefs, we may not get to the root cause of the problem.”
She said moral values had gone bad and drug abuse had taken new dimension, adding that “eight out of 10 youths were on drugs.
“Until we as mothers, from our communities, start moving into that…
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