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Army battalion begins operations in Kwara South

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ARMY BATTALION FINALLY ARRIVES IN OMU-ARAN AMIDST JUBILATION.

A Nigerian Army battalion has begun operations in Omu-Aran, Kwara State, as part of a broader military deployment to strengthen security in Kwara South.

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