Meet Nigerian Army female fighters
By Guardian Exclusive
29 March 2020 |
8:32 pm
There is a special battalion in the Nigerian Army made up of soldiers who have proven they can hold their own in combat. They are part of an elite all-women corps known as the NAWC – the Nigerian Army Women Corps.
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