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On the recordJune 3, 2015
With Nigeria now looking like they will be more cooperative and more willing to work on security, what should we be concerned about going ahead?
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Jeff Flake
Republican · Arizona
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Flake emphasizes the importance of addressing security concerns as Nigeria becomes more cooperative.

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