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Army recovers arms, arrests two suspects in Delta
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Army recovers arms, arrests two suspects in Delta

Punch Nigeria about 7 hours ago 1 mins read
Troops of the Nigerian Army have recovered four AK-47 rifles and other weapons, arresting two suspects during an operation in Warri, Delta State. Read More: https://punchng.com/army-recovers-arms-arrests-two-suspects-in-delta/

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