Nigerian Army Frees Hostages And Destroys Militant Camp

PORT HARCOURT, Nigeria (Reuters) - Nigerian security forces said Saturday they rescued 10 hostages kidnapped this week, including six foreigners, and destroyed a key militant camp in the heart of Africa's biggest oil industry region.

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