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Army raids criminal hideout in Rivers, recovers arms

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Nigerian Army troops raided a criminal hideout in Rivers State, recovering arms and ammunition. This operation is part of ongoing efforts to dismantle crim Read More: https://punchng.com/army-raids-criminal-hideout-in-rivers-recovers-arms/

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