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Nigerian Army Gives Own Side of Taraba Shooting, Calls It Distress Call Mishap

Posted By: adminon: August 07, 2019In: De-EscalationTags: DIG, Ibi-Wukari, TakumNo CommentsViews:
Nigerian Army Gives Own Side of Taraba Shooting, Calls It Distress Call Mishap

The Nigerian Army has attributed the shooting of three police intelligence officers to death Wednesday in Taraba State by troops to a distress call mishap. Reacting to an earlier statement b... Read more

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