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Gunmen abduct four NSCDC personnel in Kogi

By TVC News Nigeria
24 February 2020   |   3:28 pm
Gunmen have kidnapped some passengers including four officers of the Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps on Itobe-Ajegu road in Kogi.

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