The root cause of militancy, insurgency and recession is corruption – Ibrahim Magu
By Channels TV
07 December 2016 |
7:00 am
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Social welfarism is the solution.Be your neighbours keeper !Massive wealth for insecurity today should have been used to develope our youths but religion is abused to create boko haram
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