[Leadership] President Bola Tinubu has hailed the rescue of 308 Nigerians abducted in separate attacks in Kwara and Niger states, describing the operation as evidence of growing synergy among the country’s security agencies.
Nigeria: Tinubu Applauds Rescue of 308 Kwara, Niger Kidnap Victims
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