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Edo's Kidnapping Scourge | Gist Nigeria
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25:53Now PlayingAll over the world, people are living in dangerous times as crime and insecurity take centre stage.
In Nigeria, the increasing spate of kidnapping is a major concern. In recent times, some states of the federation have not been spared. Edo state among others has been a haven for kidnappers and their nefarious acts.
Less than a year ago, the Edo state government overhauled the security architecture, but questions remain on how much impact they have had.
Gist Nigeria in its first series on insecurity in the country showcases Edo state; what the government and people are doing to curb the menace.
Gist Nigeria is a 30-minute current affairs programme, co-produced by Channels Television and the BBC. The program offers in-depth reporting, focusing on stories behind the news and their impact on its audience.
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