
Navy nabs three suspects for pipeline vandalism
The Nigerian Navy has apprehended three suspects linked to the vandalism of the Oando-Ondewari pipeline in Bayelsa, showcasing their dedication to safeguarding oil infrastructure.
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The Nigerian Navy has apprehended three suspects linked to the vandalism of the Oando-Ondewari pipeline in Bayelsa, showcasing their dedication to safeguarding oil infrastructure.

The Nigerian Army has rescued three kidnapped victims and destroyed a terrorist camp in Zamfara. This operation is part of ongoing efforts to combat banditry.

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