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Disinformation as dangerous as direct security threat, Army chief warns

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The Nigerian Army Chief warns that disinformation is as dangerous as a direct security threat, urging media support to counter misinformation and boost pub Read More: https://punchng.com/disinformation-as-dangerous-as-direct-security-threat-army-chief-warns/

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