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Ex-soldiers Resume Protests In Abuja Over Unpaid Entitlements
A group of discharged Nigerian soldiers on Thursday resumed protests in Abuja to demand payment of their entitlements.
The ex-soldiers had suspended an earlier protest on August 4 after a meeting with officials of the Ministries of Defence and Finance, who promised that their outstanding benefits would be settled by August 10.,..and.. Read . .More —
However, converging at the Ministry of Finance headquarters in the Federal Capital Territory, the protesters accused the authorities of neglect and failure to honour their commitments…..
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