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614,937 Nigerians killed, 2.2m abducted in 1yr – NBS - Daily Trust

No fewer than 614,937 Nigerians were killed and 2,235,954 others kidnapped across the country between May 2023 and April 2024, the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) has revealed. The NBS disclosed this on Tuesday in its report titled ‘The Crime Experienced and Security Perception Survey (CESPS) 2024’, and based on…

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Niger or Nigeria? Nigeria is 230 million.
- @ohwhatfollyisman
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  if niger is 25m and nigeria is 230m, then it follows that the “ia” suffix is 205m by itself.
  - @CitricBase
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    Going by standard algebraical operations, the “ia” would be implied to be 9.2
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      Going by Lovecraftian operations, ia is part of the process to awaken Cthulhu.
      
      I’m not saying Cthulhu will rise off the coast of Nigeria, but I’m not not saying that’s where R’lyeh is.

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