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BREAKING: Senate calls on Buratai, other service chiefs to resign
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The Senate, on Tuesday, asked the country’s service chiefs to step aside owing to the rising insecurity in the country. The resolution followed a motion by Senator Ali Ndume (APC, Borno), who…

The Senate, on Tuesday, asked the country’s service chiefs to step aside owing to the rising insecurity in the country.

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