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Anglican bishop urges Nigerian leaders to address security issues in the South-East.

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Anglican bishop urges Nigerian leaders to address security issues in the South-East.

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  1. Henry Ndukuba, the Primate of the Church of Nigeria, commented on the security situation in Nigeria, specifically regarding attacks in Adamawa and Plateau states.Sub-event
  2. A Senior Advocate of Nigeria described a bishop as the conscience of society and a voice for all Nigerians.Sub-event
  3. Anglican bishop calls on Nigerian government to equip local groups to curb insecurity.1 source
  4. Bishop calls on leaders to tackle security problems in Nigeria's South-East.1 source

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