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Things to know about the Israeli IWI Tavor weapon that killed Ifeanyi Okereke, the Abuja vendor

By Guardian Exclusive
30 November 2020   |   2:09 pm
Here is what we know about the Israeli IWI Tavor weapon which is the known, favoured ammunition of the DSS that killed Ifeanyi Okereke, the Abuja vendor.

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