Banditry: Senate seeks security outposts along Taraba borders
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The Senate has urged the Federal Government and security agencies to deploy more troops and establish security outposts along the borders of Taraba, Plateau and Bauchi states following a bandit attack that reportedly killed about 80 people in Taraba State. The attack targeted Binari community in Kar
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Banditry: Senate seeks security outposts along Taraba borders. The Senate has urged the Federal Government and security agencies to deploy more troops and establish security outposts along the borders of Taraba, Plateau and Bauchi states following a bandit attack that reportedly killed about 80 people in Taraba State. The attack targeted Binari community in Kar Covered by 1 publications. Daily Trust: Banditry: Senate seeks security outposts along Taraba borders.
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- Daily Trust Nigeria Banditry: Senate seeks security outposts along Taraba borders The Senate has urged the Federal Government and security agencies to deploy more troops and establish security outposts along the borders of Taraba, Plateau and Bauchi states following a bandit attack that reportedly killed about 80 people in Taraba State. The attack targeted Binari community in Kar 29 Oct · Tier 3
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