Centre writes Buhari over terrorism
The Centre For African Liberation and Socio-Economic Rights , on Wednesday, penned an emotional letter to President Muhammadu Buhari on the war against terrorism, calling on Governor Babagana Zulum and Borno elders to support the military.
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