Nigerian President Orders 80% Salary Increase for Low-Rank Soldiers
In light of the challenges faced by security forces in combating multiple threats, the Nigerian president has decided to increase the salaries of low-rank soldiers by 80%. This announcement is related to the growing urgency of security matters within the country.

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