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Army rescues 22 kidnapped victims in Niger

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Troops of the Nigerian Army have rescued 22 kidnapped victims in Muchiya village, Rafi LGA of Niger State, after terrorists fled during a patrol. Read More: https://punchng.com/army-rescues-22-kidnapped-victims-in-niger/

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