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Climate change heightens security risks in Niger Delta, group warns

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Climate change is increasing security risks in the Niger Delta, with flooding and environmental degradation deepening human insecurity. Urgent action is ne Read More: https://punchng.com/climate-change-heightens-security-risks-in-niger-delta-group-warns/

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