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Army adjusts security architecture in Sokoto after Kebbe attack

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The Nigerian Army and the General Officer Commanding (GOC) 8 Division, Major General Bemgha Koughna,

The Nigerian Army says it has adjusted its security architecture around Kebbe and adjoining communities after receiving intelligence that terrorists involved in Friday’s attack were still close to the area.

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