By TARKAA DAVID, Abuja Nigerian Army has refuted reports that its troops extorted motorists N1000 on Benin-Agbor expressway. The director of army public relations Brig Gen Mohammed Yerima, in a statement said contrary to videos circulating on social media, the soldiers closed the road to enforce the Edo State government curfew order in the aftermath […]
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<p>Several notorious bandit leaders terrorizing Batsari, Safana, and Jibia Local Government Areas of Katsina State have reportedly surrendered to the troops of the Nigerian Army. According to a counter-insurgency publication focused on the Lake Chad region, Zagazola Makama, the bandit leaders who surrendered include Abu Radda, Umar Black, Abdullahi Lankai, Jijjige, and Dabar Musa Dan […]</p>
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