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Nigerian soldiers should earn ₦250,000 monthly — Retired general

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A retired general recommends a minimum ₦250,000 monthly Nigerian soldiers salary to reflect economic realities and military sacrifices. Learn more about th Read More: https://punchng.com/nigerian-soldiers-should-earn-%e2%82%a6250000-monthly-retired-general/

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