Nigerians shouldn’t apologise for seeking Int’l help on insecurity – Obasanjo
By Marie-Therese NanlongFormer President Olusegun Obasanjo has declared that Nigerians owe no one an apology for seeking assistance from the international community to tackle the country’s persistent insecurity, stressing that lives are being lost daily regardless of religion, ethnicity, or political affiliation.Speaking on Friday night at the ongoing Plateau Unity Christmas Carols and Praise Festival in Jos, Obasanjo said the Nigerian government must urgently deploy modern technology to
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