TRENDING

Laftagareen's Forces Attack Baidoa, Reviving the Fight Somalia Thought It Had Won • The Guarantee: How Somalia's Elections Always Land Where Hassan Sheikh Wants Them • Minority is right, Ghanaians need to know how GoldBod losses came about — Manasseh tells Sammy Gyamfi • 2027 Kaduna: Uba Sani, Ashiru clash over KASU-ASUU crisis • Osun Election: Your federal might failed – Rufai slams Wike, APC • Wazee waombwa wasinyamaze, wasiwe wanaharakati • BoT yazindua machapisho ya nukta nundu kwa wasioona • Waziri wa zamani Zambia auawa • A/R: Santasi drivers park vehicles over arrests linked to GH¢1 fare increase • Ian Darke's best- and worst-case scenarios for every Premier League club • NACA, WHO warn media against HIV misinformation, stigma • Nationwide blackout: Power supply expected to stabilise next month – Energy Minister • Accra–Tema Motorway project reaches 50% completion as roads minister demands faster work • BREAKING: Dangote Refinery increases diesel price as crude tops $94 per barrel • CJID-led multistakeholder dialogue highlights online safety, platform accountability concerns • Arsenal Ranked Third World’s Most Valuable Football Club Brand • ART • Arsenal Ranked Third World’s Most Valuable Football Club Brands • Bolt, Uber to resume at airports after licence agreements are finalised – FAAN • Fake SSS operative arrested in Abuja – Official • Laftagareen's Forces Attack Baidoa, Reviving the Fight Somalia Thought It Had Won • The Guarantee: How Somalia's Elections Always Land Where Hassan Sheikh Wants Them • Minority is right, Ghanaians need to know how GoldBod losses came about — Manasseh tells Sammy Gyamfi • 2027 Kaduna: Uba Sani, Ashiru clash over KASU-ASUU crisis • Osun Election: Your federal might failed – Rufai slams Wike, APC • Wazee waombwa wasinyamaze, wasiwe wanaharakati • BoT yazindua machapisho ya nukta nundu kwa wasioona • Waziri wa zamani Zambia auawa • A/R: Santasi drivers park vehicles over arrests linked to GH¢1 fare increase • Ian Darke's best- and worst-case scenarios for every Premier League club • NACA, WHO warn media against HIV misinformation, stigma • Nationwide blackout: Power supply expected to stabilise next month – Energy Minister • Accra–Tema Motorway project reaches 50% completion as roads minister demands faster work • BREAKING: Dangote Refinery increases diesel price as crude tops $94 per barrel • CJID-led multistakeholder dialogue highlights online safety, platform accountability concerns • Arsenal Ranked Third World’s Most Valuable Football Club Brand • ART • Arsenal Ranked Third World’s Most Valuable Football Club Brands • Bolt, Uber to resume at airports after licence agreements are finalised – FAAN • Fake SSS operative arrested in Abuja – Official

August 20, 2026|13:43

Back to Home

Plateau

Army recovers AK-47 rifles, ammunition in Plateau

Punch Nigeria about 3 hours 1 mins read

Nigerian Army troops recovered AK-47 rifles, other weapons, and ammunition in Plateau State during an operation to prevent a planned attack. The Army recov Read More: https://punchng.com/army-recovers-ak-47-rifles-ammunition-in-plateau/

This article was sourced from an external publication.

Share this article