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Armoured vehicles boosting security in Sokoto community – LG boss

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Sabon Birni LG Chairman reports significant improvement in Sokoto security following the deployment of armoured vehicles, reducing bandit attacks. Read More: https://punchng.com/armoured-vehicles-boosting-security-in-sokoto-community-lg-boss/

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