Nigerian Army Denies Shooting Women Protesters in Adamawa State Clash
The Nigerian Army has refuted allegations of its escorts opening fire on women protesters during a clash in Adamawa State. The Army described the reports as baseless and aimed at tarnishing its image.
The incident occurred in Lamurde LGA, where the Army, alongside other security forces, swiftly intervened to restore order amidst ongoing communal conflict. The Army neutralized armed men and encountered a group of women attempting to block their movement towards a secretariat.
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