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Proof of our progress, Tinubu’s aide reacts to Trump’s letter

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President Tinubu’s aide reacts to Donald Trump’s commendation letter, calling it further proof of Nigeria’s progress in tackling insecurity and terrorism. Read More: https://punchng.com/proof-of-our-progress-tinubus-aide-reacts-to-trumps-letter/

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