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PIND inaugurates conflict prevention council in Akwa Ibom oil community

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Participants in a group photo during the training on mediation, early warning and early response mechanisms, and conflict management strategies in Onna

PIND has inaugurated an eight-member Conflict Prevention Council in Akwa Ibom’s Onna LGA, strengthening community-led mechanisms for early warning, mediation and conflict prevention.

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