
Army changes security plans in Sokoto after Kebbe attack
The Nigerian Army has changed its security plans in Sokoto after an attack in Kebbe. Troops are now deployed to ensure the safety of local communities.
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The Nigerian Army has changed its security plans in Sokoto after an attack in Kebbe. Troops are now deployed to ensure the safety of local communities.

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