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The Federal Government on Thursday declared that President Muhammadu Buhari will not resign over the insecurity challenge.
He also clarified that normal international flights have resumed in Murtala Muhammed International Airport in Lagos. Mohammed made the clarifications at a briefing in Abuja.“As I said earlier, the country is facing security challenges, and the challenges are being tackled headlong. “I just want to say that the government, which has provided and continues to provide the military and the security agencies with the wherewithal, believes in their ability to tackle insecurity.
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