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Troops arrest suspected terrorist informants in Niger

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Troops of Operation Savannah Shield, a joint task force in North-central Nigeria, have arrested five suspected terrorist informants in separate operations in Niger State, recovering communication devices, cash, and other items allegedly linked to criminal activities.

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