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And now to Nigeria where Farmers, especially those on large-scale, are now keeping away from their farms owing to the activities of kidnappers. A farmers pressure group that champions the course of farmers All Nigerian farmers say, owing to the threat, over 50,000 farmers have abandoned their farms in north east Nigeria only.
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