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Insurgency/Banditry: Army Trains 373 Officers For Deployment To North East, North West

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A total of 373 Officer Cadets of Direct Short Service Course 25 of the Nigerian Army have been trained on counter-terrorism and counter-insurgency operations for onward deployment to the northeast and other troubled parts of the country.
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Insurgency: NDA Cadets Complete 3-Week Special Combatant Training

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A collage of the Nigerian Defence Academy( NDA) Cadets in action as part of requirements for the 67 Regular Course. In an effort to curb the menace of activities of Boko Haram insurgency and banditry in the country, final year Army Cadets of 67 Regular Course of the Nigerian Defence Academy( NDA) have concluded a three-week practical special warfare training tagged ‘Exercise Camp Highland’.
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Arotile, Nigeria’s First Female Helicopter Combat Pilot, Laid To Rest In Abuja

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The burial of Nigeria’s first female helicopter combat pilot, Tolulope Arotile, has commenced at the National Military Cemetery in Abuja. Arotile, who died on July 14 in Kaduna, is being buried in strict compliance with COVID-19 guidelines, Air Force spokesman, Air Commodore Ibikunle Daramola, said.
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