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Parliament moves to relocate military

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    The House of Representatives has adopted a motion to relocate all military formations from around the presidential villa, the Supreme Court and the National Assembly, Voice of Nigeria reported on Wednesday. Moving the motion, parliamentarian Segmi Segbe said the legislature suffered most whenever there was a coup in the country. He said the barracks should be relocated since Nigeria was a coup-prone country.

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