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Nigeria’s defence minister dismisses resignation reports, threatens legal action

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Minister of Defence, Christopher Musa. [PHOTO CREDIT: Official X handle of the Defence ministry]

"I’m not going anywhere. I have never discussed resignation. I don’t even know the person who brought that information. Whoever is behind it will face legal action and explain where such information came from,” he said.

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