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Nigeria says troops kill 48 Islamist fighters after attacks in Borno, Yobe bases

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Nigerian troops, backed by air support, repelled ​attacks by Islamist fighters on military ‌positions in the northeastern Borno and Yobe states, killing 48 insurgents, the military said ​on Friday.

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Nigeria says troops kill 48 Islamist fighters after attacks in Borno, Yobe bases. Nigerian troops, backed by air support, repelled ​attacks by Islamist fighters on military ‌positions in the northeastern Borno and Yobe states, killing 48 insurgents, the military said ​on Friday. Covered by 1 publications. MyJoyOnline: Nigeria says troops kill 48 Islamist fighters after attacks in Borno, Yobe bases.

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  1. MyJoyOnline Ghana Nigeria says troops kill 48 Islamist fighters after attacks in Borno, Yobe bases Nigerian troops, backed by air support, repelled ​attacks by Islamist fighters on military ‌positions in the northeastern Borno and Yobe states, killing 48 insurgents, the military said ​on Friday. 5 h ago · Tier 3

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