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Borno donates N8m, food items to 360 freed captives

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Borno State Government donates N8m and food items to 360 captives recently freed from Boko Haram. Learn about the support for Ngoshe victims. Read More: https://punchng.com/borno-donates-n8m-food-items-to-360-freed-captives/

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