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Banditry: Katsina bans motorcycles, recruits 1,000 forest guards

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Katsina State implements new measures, including a ban on motorcycles and recruitment of 1,000 forest guards, to combat banditry and kidnapping. Read More: https://punchng.com/banditry-katsina-bans-motorcycles-recruits-1000-forest-guards/

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