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1 of Top 5 Places Where Cameras are Banned in Nigeria (Military Barracks)

Posted by: scully009 in Education 1 Comment

Military Barracks

Even from the ambiance, you should think twice before attempting to take any picture of military barracks whether it is the army, Navy or air force.

You can only imagine what they will do to you if they actually catch you. They may scold you if you are apprehended and you may have to forfeit the pictures or camera.

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One comment

  1. Bhone Ekoh
    August 4, 2015 at 4:48 am

    So sure

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