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Army deploys 87 newly trained soldiers to boost security operations

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The Nigerian Army has deployed 87 newly trained soldiers to various theatres of Operation FANSAN YAMMA to strengthen ongoing security operations. Read More: https://punchng.com/army-deploys-87-newly-trained-soldiers-to-boost-security-operations/

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