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NIGERIA’S WAR ON TERROR AND NATIONAL PRIDE
Being a Text of Speech Delivered By
MAJOR GENERAL AC OLUKOLADE GSS CMH FNIPR mni
At the AD King Foundation Award of
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1. On my first day at the Nigeria Military School, as my father dropped me off, he said to me, ''Well son, you…
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