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ADC Reps candidate fumigates Maiduguri streets to curb malaria spread

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ADC candidate Bulama Mullima sponsors fumigation of Maiduguri streets to curb malaria spread. This intervention aims to reduce mosquito-borne diseases in t Read More: https://punchng.com/adc-reps-candidate-fumigates-maiduguri-streets-to-curb-malaria-spread/

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