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The image shows a page from a book containing text and a table. The text above the table discusses strategies to address kidnapping, including strengthening social cohesion, addressing corruption, and preventing radicalization. It mentions that the table shows the main challenges or obstacles that have prevented effective control and prevention of kidnapping in Jalingo Metropolis.

The table is titled "Frequency" and "Percentage." The entries in the table appear to represent different obstacles to preventing kidnapping. The first entry is "Corruption" with a frequency of 20 and a percentage of 20.0. The second entry is "Political Interference" with a frequency of 38 and a percentage of 38.0. The third entry is "Inadequate Personnel" with a frequency of 30 and a percentage of 30.0. The fourth entry is "Lack of Logistics" with a frequency of 12 and a percentage of 12.0. The last entry is "Total" with a frequency of 100.

The text below the table further elaborates on the findings, stating that the table shows that out of a total of 100 respondents, political interference was the most frequently mentioned obstacle (38%), followed by corruption (20%), inadequate personnel (30%), and lack of logistics (12%). The text also mentions that these findings are consistent with previous research on crime challenges, particularly in developing countries, citing a 2017 study in Nigeria where corruption was identified as a major impediment to effective policing. The page number "80" is visible at the bottom right.
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Jun 27, 2026, 10:52 PM

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The image shows a page from a book containing text and a table. The text above the table discusses strategies to address kidnapping, including strengthening social cohesion, addressing corruption, and preventing radicalization. It mentions that the table shows the main challenges or obstacles that have prevented effective control and prevention of kidnapping in Jalingo Metropolis. The table is titled "Frequency" and "Percentage." The entries in the table appear to represent different obstacles to preventing kidnapping. The first entry is "Corruption" with a frequency of 20 and a percentage of 20.0. The second entry is "Political Interference" with a frequency of 38 and a percentage of 38.0. The third entry is "Inadequate Personnel" with a frequency of 30 and a percentage of 30.0. The fourth entry is "Lack of Logistics" with a frequency of 12 and a percentage of 12.0. The last entry is "Total" with a frequency of 100. The text below the table further elaborates on the findings, stating that the table shows that out of a total of 100 respondents, political interference was the most frequently mentioned obstacle (38%), followed by corruption (20%), inadequate personnel (30%), and lack of logistics (12%). The text also mentions that these findings are consistent with previous research on crime challenges, particularly in developing countries, citing a 2017 study in Nigeria where corruption was identified as a major impediment to effective policing. The page number "80" is visible at the bottom right.

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