A MUST-WATCH VIDEO : Retired Nigerian Army generals in a jolly mood, staging a reunion in a Southeast village, reminiscing their communal life while in active military service.
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(Video) Old Jolly Soldiers! Retired Nigerian Army Generals Stage ‘One Nigeria’ Reunion In a Southeast Village
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