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July 17, 2026|17:11

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Soldiers rescue nine kidnap victims, recover 56 rustled animals in Katsina

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Troops in Katsina rescued nine kidnap victims and recovered 56 rustled animals in separate operations, reaffirming commitment to end terrorism in North-Wes Read More: https://punchng.com/soldiers-rescue-nine-kidnap-victims-recover-56-rustled-animals-in-katsina/

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