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Army seeks PTDF partnership to produce drones locally

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The Nigerian Army has sought a partnership with the PTDF to train personnel and support local production of drones for security operations against terroris Read More: https://punchng.com/army-seeks-ptdf-partnership-to-produce-drones-locally/

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