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Jigawa resettles returnee farmers from Niger Republic after 47 years of dispute

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Governor Umar Namadi (left) presenting certificate of farmland allocation to one of the relocated farmers

The dispute which began in 1979 between the Jobi community of Maigatari Local Government Area in Jigawa State and the Kyalli community of Dungass Department in the Zinder Region of Niger Republic had repeatedly disrupted agricultural activities

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