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Army boosts anti-terror war, graduates 1,178 special forces

The Nigerian Army has graduated 1,178 Special Forces troops to enhance its anti-terror war and tackle security threats across the country. Learn more about

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August 7, 2026 · 16:15 · 5 min read
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The Nigerian Army has graduated 1,178 Special Forces troops to enhance its anti-terror war and tackle security threats across the country. Learn more about
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