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Lekki Shootings: Resign Now, You Are An Embarrassment To Nigeria, Jumu’ah Tells AGF Malami

…Fumes at LASG, Nigerian Army over inconsistency in statements …Applauds CNN on documentaries A Social Commentator and Human Rights Journalist, Jumu’ah Abiodun, has advised the Minister...

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Lekki Shootings: We Only Fired Blank Bullets, Army Insist

The Nigerian Army has stated that only blank bullets containing gunpowder were fired at protesters during the Lekki Tollgate shootings of Tuesday, October 20. Recall that...

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Lekki Shootings: Only Buhari Has The Power To Order Deployment Of Soldiers – Army General

A representative of the Nigerian Army, Brigadier-General Ahmed Ibrahim Taiwo on Saturday said President Muhammadu Buhari ordered the deployment of soldiers to Lekki Tollgate on 20th...

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Lekki Shootings: Resign Now, You Are An Embarrassment To Nigeria, Jumu’ah Tells AGF Malami

Lekki Shootings: We Only Fired Blank Bullets, Army Insist

Lekki Shootings: Only Buhari Has The Power To Order Deployment Of Soldiers – Army General

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