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Tag: Boko Haram, Colonel Muhammad Abu Ali, Kogi, Kogi News, Michael Jegede, Opinion

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Lt. Col. Abu Ali: Painful Death of a Gallant Soldier by Michael Jegede

adminNov 07, 2016

The news of the death of Lieutenant Colonel Muhammad Abu Ali, said to be the most gallant commander and efficient fighter in the Nigerian Army’s battle to crush the...

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