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Military Rifle Market 2021 Global Share, Trend, Segmentation, Analysis and Forecast to 2026

Military Rifle Market 2021 Global Share, Trend, Segmentation, Analysis and Forecast to 2026
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Military Rifle Market 2021 Global Share, Trend, Segmentation, Analysis and Forecast to 2026

Military Rifle Market 2021 Global Share, Trend, Segmentation, Analysis and Forecast to 2026
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Farmers/Herders clash: SDP advises state govts to pass anti-grazing bill

Farmers/Herders clash: SDP advises state govts to pass anti-grazing bill Published The Social Democratic Party (SDP) has advised State governments to pass the Anti-Grazing Bill into Law to eliminate the constant farmers/herders conflicts across Nigeria. SDP’s National Publicity Secretary, Mr Alfa Mohammed, gave the advice in a statement in Abuja on Tuesday. Mohammed also urged the state governors to set up Ministries of Internal Security and Conflict Resolution to deal with the activities of aliens in states. He said, “It is high time they [governors] start taking bold steps toward securing the lives of their citizens who are being kidnapped, raped, maimed or killed on a daily basis by marauding Fulani herdsmen who are mostly foreigners.

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Nig Metallurgical Agency, NDA partner to train cadets in Engineering, Technology

Daily Post Nigeria Published The National Metallurgical Development Centre (NMDC) on Tuesday signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Nigerian Defence Academy to enhance educational training at the NDA. The NMDC said the signing of the MoU is to complement NDA’s efforts in training officer cadets in engineering, physical sciences, among others. Prof. Linus Asuquo, Director General/Chief Executive NMDC disclosed this during the event in Jos, the Plateau State Capital. Asuquo said the NMDC was fully equipped to support the training of officers. “As you must have seen during the facility tour, NMDC is well equipped to compliment your efforts in the educational training of your officer cadets in engineering and physical sciences, especially in Metallurgy, Minerals Technology, Analytical Services and Environmental Studies among others.

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Nigerian Army orders another 52 Ezugwu armoured vehicles

defenceWeb Written by Guy Martin - The Ezugwu APC locally manufactured by DICON. The Nigerian Army has ordered another 52 locally produced Ezugwu mine-resistant, ambush protected (MRAP) vehicles from the Defence Industries Corporation of Nigeria (DICON), which will produce the vehicles by the third quarter of this year. In early January DICON Director-General, Major General Victor Ezugwu, said the order was made to improve the operational efficiency of troops fighting terrorism, banditry and other emerging security threats in the country. He said the Chief of Army Staff and Defence Minister have released their training plans for 2021 with a call on DICON to produce new equipment for the Armed Forces of Nigeria.

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