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How banditry, kidnapping fears are fracturing Nigeria’s rural, urban family ties

The Guardian NG•3 months ago•centre•Credibility: 80/100

Abubakar Abdullahi has not seen his wife and five children in almost three months because he is too afraid to visit his home town for fear of being kidnapped by criminal gangs roaming Nigeria’s countryside. He has remained in Minna, The post How banditry, kidnapping fears are fracturing Nigeria’s rural, urban family ties appeared first on The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News.

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