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Improve intelligence sharing yielding security gains — FG

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The Federal Government says improved intelligence sharing has led to the capture of a wanted terrorist and is implementing a new five-year defence plan. Read More: https://punchng.com/improve-intelligence-sharing-yielding-security-gains-fg/

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