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Can Nigerians join US, UK armies? Requirements explained

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Explaining the requirements for Nigerians seeking to join the British and US armies, including rules on Commonwealth status and US permanent residency. Read More: https://punchng.com/can-nigerians-join-us-uk-armies-requirements-explained/

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