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Nigerian suspicion of foreign military support creates opportunities for the security professionals, some of whom are looking for business openings since an agreement between the United States and Iraqi governments in July removed private security contractors' immunity from prosecution....

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United States, Iraqi, Dele Cole, Olusegun Obasanjo, Annkio Opurum-Briggs, Tim Spicer, Djibouti

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