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Abducted Kebbi high court judge regains freedom after one week in captivity

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Justice Faruku Bunza, a Kebbi State High Court Judge, has been released after one week in captivity. Police confirm his freedom, intensifying efforts to tr Read More: https://punchng.com/abducted-kebbi-high-court-judge-regains-freedom-after-one-week-in-captivity/

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