Stolen Vehicle Returned by Locals

August 12, 2015 • Niger

After rebels took a Samaritan’s Purse vehicle in Niger, military and the local chief went after them

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Stolen Vehicle Returned by Locals

After rebels took a Samaritan’s Purse vehicle in Niger, military and the local chief went after them

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