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The text describes the chaos and violence that ensued in Ibadan, Nigeria when thugs attacked the city and caused destruction for over seven hours. The thugs were allegedly led by a former governor and were pursuing personal ambitions. The text calls for the arrest and prosecution of those involved in the violence, as it is believed that they are above the law and have been allowed to act with impunity. The text also touches on the broader issue of brain drain in Nigeria, citing the rapacious and uncaring attitudes of rulers as a reason for the continuation of this problem.

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The text describes the chaos and violence that ensued in Ibadan, Nigeria when thugs attacked the city and caused destruction for over seven hours. The thugs were allegedly led by a former governor and were pursuing personal ambitions. The text calls for the arrest and prosecution of those involved in the violence, as it is believed that they are above the law and have been allowed to act with impunity. The text also touches on the broader issue of brain drain in Nigeria, citing the rapacious and uncaring attitudes of rulers as a reason for the continuation of this problem.

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