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Military authorities on Thursday said it would hand over 613 rehabilitated “low-risk repentant” terrorists to their state governments.

The 613 rehabilitated terrorists are said to be currently undergoing de-radicalisation and rehabilitation handled by Operation Safe Corridor.

Irabor who was represented by the Chief of Defence Training and Operation, Maj. Gen. Adeyemi Yekini, said the meeting would discuss the Deradicalisation, Rehabilitation, and Reintegration Programme ahead of the transfer of the rehabilitated persons to their state governments. “It is also important to mention that upon graduation from the programme, each client will be provided some food and personal items, as well as a start-up pack according to the trade learnt during training to enable them to set up small businesses and start a new life.”

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