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Soldiers have arrested foreign nationals linked to insecurity, says Bwala

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Presidential aide Daniel Bwala confirms Nigerian troops arrested foreign nationals linked to insecurity, citing diplomatic engagements for withheld identit Read More: https://punchng.com/soldiers-have-arrested-foreign-nationals-linked-to-insecurity-says-bwala/

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