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Combating Kidnapping by the Security Agencies in Edo State, Nigeria
Kidnapping is one of the most dreaded security threats globally. In Nigeria, kidnapping is a national security threat incorporated in the country’s National Security Strategy policy document of 2019. As the budget on national security continues to rise, criminal victimisation of Nigerians by kidnapp
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