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Nigeria’s leader vows to bring girls home

“It is a sad fact that as I address you today, all the gains of the past 15 years of democratic governance in our country are threatened by the presence of international terrorism on our shores,” President Goodluck Jonathan said in a speech marking Nigeria’s transformation from decades of military dictatorship. He also blamed the Islamic uprising on “extremist foreign elements” and offered amnesty to those who renounce violence.

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