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279 arrested in Lagos crackdown on criminals

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Lagos State Neighbourhood Safety Agency arrests 279 suspected criminals in a major statewide crackdown on blackspots and criminal hideouts. Read more about Read More: https://punchng.com/279-arrested-in-lagos-crackdown-on-criminals/

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