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Nigeria’s bid to combat terrorism could receive a boost if moves by President Muhammadu Buhari to woo the international community yields results.Despite gains by the country in pushing back Boko Haram, the group has continued to inflict havoc on soft targets, like the recent suicide bombing of a mosque in Mubi, Adamawa State, which killed over 50 persons.
Buhari, on the margins of the 5th AU-EU Summit in Abidjan, discussed the nation’s anti-terror campaign with his German counterpart, Angela Merkel, who assured him that her country would increase its support in tackling the issue.
Buhari rallies global support for terrorism fight
