The government is banning calls from unregistered phone lines as part of a policy to boost security amid an Islamist insurgency and a spate of kidnappings.
2022/04/12/over-72-million-subscribers-in-nigeria-disconnected-from-their-lines
2022/04/12/over-72-million-subscribers-in-nigeria-disconnected-from-their-lines
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