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Teachers, residents protest in Borno, Oyo, Ogun over school abductions

Teachers, residents protest in Borno, Oyo, Ogun over school abductions
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Residents and teachers in Borno, Oyo, and Ogun states are protesting against the government's failure to address rising school abductions. Activists argue that the federal government is showing bias by prioritizing interventions in certain regions while ignoring similar crises in others.

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The protests highlight growing public frustration with national security failures and perceived regional inequality in government response to kidnapping crises.

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The article reports on protests and includes quotes from civil society leaders without taking a stance, though it highlights grievances against the government.

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