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Northern senators hail Tinubu over military pay rise

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Northern Senators commend President Tinubu’s approval of a new military pay rise (30-80%) for Nigerian Armed Forces, effective Sept 1, 2026, boosting moral Read More: https://punchng.com/northern-senators-hail-tinubu-over-military-pay-rise/

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