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Brace Up Against Impending Flood, NEMA Urges Stakeholders

The director-general, National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA), Mustapha Ahmed, has called on stakeholders to brace up and prepare to mitigate against the

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Radicalisation in UK More Likely to Take Place Online: Study

A new study in the UK shows that radicalisation is now more likely to take place online rather .

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Internet increasingly prominent in radicalisation of extremists – research

Internet increasingly prominent in radicalisation of extremists – research
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Internet increasingly prominent in radicalisation of extremists – research

Academics examined the role the internet played in the radicalisation of 437 convicted extremist offenders in England and Wales.

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Internet increasingly prominent in radicalisation of extremists – research

Academics examined the role the internet played in the radicalisation of 437 convicted extremist offenders in England and Wales.

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