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Army pledges improved security for corps members in Rivers

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The Nigerian Army has pledged to strengthen security measures to protect National Youth Service Corps members travelling to Rivers State for orientation. Read More: https://punchng.com/army-pledges-improved-security-for-corps-members-in-rivers/

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