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Again, Tinubu Says Terrorists, Bandits Won’t Define Nigeria
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Again, Tinubu Says Terrorists, Bandits Won’t Define Nigeria

The Leadership about 2 hours 1 mins read
President Bola Tinubu has declared that terrorists, bandits, kidnappers and violent extremists will not define Nigeria, insisting that the country will not surrender to fear. In a message commending frontline security personnel for their efforts in the fight against terrorism and other forms of violent crime, the President said the violence perpetrated by criminal groups […]

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