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Rising insecurity fuels NYSC redeployment requests

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Rising insecurity in Nigeria is driving a surge in NYSC redeployment requests from corps members fearing for their safety. Learn why graduates are seeking Read More: https://punchng.com/rising-insecurity-fuels-nysc-redeployment-requests/

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