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Three Senior Officers, 22 Other Soldiers Killed In Ambush By Terrorists In Niger, Says Nigerian Defence Headquarters

The Nigerian Defence Headquarters (DHQ) has revealed that no fewer than three officers and 22 soldiers were killed during an ambush on troops by terrorists in Niger State. The Director, Media Operations, Maj. Gen. Edward Buba on Thursday told journalists that seven soldiers were also wounded during the ambush. According to him, the deadly ambush led to the deployment of the military aircraft that crashed in the state, in which there were “14 previously killed soldiers, seven wounded soldiers, two pilots, and two crew members”.

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Senior officers, scores of soldiers killed as bandits ambush military

Senior officers, scores of soldiers killed as bandits ambush military
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EXPLAINER: Inside Bill that seeks to uplift village elders

Though they play an integral role, they have not been receiving remuneration.

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Governor Ayacko, MP Robi differ over police shooting protesters

The leaders were speaking at Kubweye Primary School during a mass burial of 12 people .

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Benin s Approach to Fighting Jihadists Is Fueling the Cycle of Violence

Since 2021, Benin has been battling a violent jihadist insurgency in the north of the country, fueled by a complex mix of political marginalization, religious ideology and intercommunal conflicts. Unfortunately, in doing so, it is repeating the same mistakes made over the past decade by its West African neighbors, Mali and Burkina Faso.

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