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EXCLUSIVE: Inside Tiger Base – Imo Anti-Kidnapping Unit Opens Its Doors to Journalists & Human Rights Groups For the first time, the Commander of the Imo State Anti-Kidnapping Unit (popularly known as "Tiger Base") personally invites journalists, civil society organizations, and human rights monitors for a full inspection tour...

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