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To the people of Damboa in Borno State, the late Munir M Hassan was the ever-ready soldier found in the thick of battle. They called him Sarkin Yaki, meaning king of war in Hausa .
According to Security Analyst, Zagaola, Captain Hassan had a bounty of N10 million placed on his head by then leader of terrorists, Abubakar Shekau due to his onslaught against them.
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It’s been four years since his death and the war against terrorists is still raging in the North East.
Credit: Twitter | ZagazOlaMakama
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