Thank you so much for that question.
To be honest, I would say that I am probably not versed in the knowledge or the information to answer how Canada could hold Nigeria accountable. Day by day, I'm a branch manager at a bank, and I have to hold myself, my staff and the bank as a whole accountable. If something is happening, I have to be held accountable whether things are going well or badly.
Regarding sanctions, I would not say that. I don't want anything that would make it harder for Nigerians to survive. It would not be something I would ever support.
The politicians and the leaders need to answer tough questions. They need to know that they can't just travel around the world and treat Nigerians like they're not human beings, be they Muslims, Christians, traditionalists or whoever they are. It could be in any form of international relations that the people who are specialized in this department would know of, but Nigeria should be able to look at Canada in a meeting and say, “Okay, these are the problems we have, this is what we need and this is how we need to solve them,” instead of beating around the bush and letting the killings of innocent Nigerians continue forever.