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Nigerians Exchange Gold For Arms-governor by Beadysworld(op): 3:02pm On Aug 26, 2020
The availability of small arms in large quantities in Zamfara State is partly as a result of the exchange of arms for gold, Governor Bello Matawalle said on Tuesday.

According to him, this action by foreigners dealing in illegal gold mining has escalated the proliferation of arms and ammunition in the state.



Bandits’ activities are prevalent in Zamfara and other states in the Northwest.

The governor spoke after a meeting with President Muhammadu Buhari at his residence at the State House, Abuja on Monday.

Matawalle said he visited the President to seek his advice and help to tackle the menace of illegal gold mining and insecurity in the state.

The governor said, “foreign gold poachers” enter the state “to buy gold and other precious stones and sometimes, instead of paying people (with money), they pay back with arms. I did some investigations.”And i have my facts correct.
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Re: Nigerians Exchange Gold For Arms-governor by olisaEze(m): 3:19pm On Aug 26, 2020
Op not Nigerians, but abokis! The people down South are not looking for arms, they would rather exchange gold for a better life for them & their kids. The people in those places up North, are a totally different specie.
Re: Nigerians Exchange Gold For Arms-governor by jupimusic: 4:10pm On Aug 26, 2020
olisaEze:
Op not Nigerians, but abokis! The people down South are not looking for arms, they would rather exchange gold for a better life for them & their kids. The people in those places up North, are a totally different specie.
true talk...
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