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Borno defends Quran oath as security guarantee for reintegrated ‘repentant’ terrorists

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Zuwaira Gambo, Borno State Commissioner for Women Affairs and Social Development, said beneficiaries undergo screening and rehabilitation processes before taking the final oath on the Quran.

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