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Not a fodder for politics: Oriire abduction and security challenges, By Tunde Rahman

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Tunde Rahman writes about President Tinubu and June 12.

There are indications that the government is close to securing the safe release of the abducted children and teachers. The government has not abdicated its responsibility and it continues to work tirelessly to strengthen security across the country. To those sponsoring or exploiting kidnapping and banditry for political gain ahead of 2027, your days are […]

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