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FG vows to kick Lukarawa terror group out of Nigeria
The Federal Government on Wednesday vowed to kick the Lukarawas terror group out of Nigeria.
The National Security Adviser, Nuhu Ribadu, gave the assurance at the Comptroller General of Customs’ Conference in Abuja.
The Defence Headquarters said last week the Lukarawa group has been making incursions to Kebbi and Sokoto, two states in Nigeria’s North-West
The group had also claimed responsibility for some terror attacks in the two states.
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Ribadu said: “This Lukarawas terror group, or whatever it is called, is making a mistake.
“Nobody ever dares Tinubu and wins. They have come at the wrong time. Nobody has ever defeated Tinubu. We will kick you out of Nigeria.”
The NSA insisted that the government had recorded successes on insecurity as hundreds of bandits had been killed in the last months.
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