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Army seeks media accuracy, says intelligence not luxury but strategic necessity

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The Nigerian Army urges media accuracy and ethical reporting, stating intelligence is a strategic necessity for national security. Learn more about the 202 Read More: https://punchng.com/army-seeks-media-accuracy-says-intelligence-not-luxury-but-strategic-necessity/

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