Insecurity: Reps demand urgent action on banditry, school abductions, warn service chiefs

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The lawmakers besides demanded stronger oversight of information operations and cautioned that work chiefs should see resigning if the information concern fails to improve.

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Insecurity: Reps demand urgent action on banditry, school abductions, warn service chiefs

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