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Army intercepts three disassembled canoes procured for terrorist leader in Zamfara

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Nigerian Army intercepts three disassembled canoes procured for notorious terrorist leader Shehu Bagewaye in Zamfara, disrupting his logistics. Read More: https://punchng.com/army-intercepts-three-disassembled-canoes-procured-for-terrorist-leader-in-zamfara/

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