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Why deploying clerics to forests can end banditry – Gumi

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A file photo of Mr Gumi during one of the meetings with the bandits

Ahmad Gumi says soft-power dialogue, specifically religious education, is the key to resolving the banditry crisis in Nigeria’s North-west region.

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