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Inquest shows how governments enable Fulani jihadists in Nigeria

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Mike Arnold – the mayor of Blanco, Texas - and IDP Ms. Hanatu Ango speak in the New Kuchingoro camp in Abuja. Ango is the head teacher of the school sponsored by the Africa Arise charity. She and two other IDPs were teaching some 250 children in camp without support for several years before she met Arnold. (Credit: Given by Mike Arnold.)

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