Tinubu promises transparent reporting on rehabilitation programme for former terrorists
One of the government’s major initiatives in this regard is Operation Safe Corridor, established in 2016 to rehabilitate and reintegrate former Boko Haram members who surrender and are assessed as eli
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One of the government’s major initiatives in this regard is Operation Safe Corridor, established in 2016 to rehabilitate and reintegrate former Boko Haram members who surrender and are assessed as eligible for the programme. The post Tinubu promises transparent reporting on rehabilitation programme for former terrorists appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria .
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