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17 Terrorists surrender as troops smash logistics, arms networks nationwide

In Kaduna, troops arrested a suspected terrorist collaborator in Birnin Gwari on September 9 and recovered radio equipment allegedly linked to a reprisal attack on local residents.

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17 Terrorists surrender as troops smash logistics, arms networks nationwide

In Kaduna, troops arrested a suspected terrorist collaborator in Birnin Gwari on September 9 and recovered radio equipment allegedly linked to a reprisal attack on local residents.

9 hours ago·Lagos, Nigeria

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