UNMIL has officially signed out its military contingent from Gbarpolu County saying it is readjusting to provide adequate security protection in the borders of Liberia as the situation demands.
The mission on Tuesday,18th March 2014 took the 34th Nigerian military battalion from the county who were based in Bopolu City saying it wants to add up to the current Liberian/UNMIL security force in Grand Gedeh to strengthen security at Liberia's border with Cote D'Ivoire.
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