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CBN donates suppression system to Kwara fire service
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CBN donates suppression system to Kwara fire service

Punch Nigeria about 3 hours ago 1 mins read
The CBN has donated an FM-200 fire suppression system to the Kwara Fire Service, enhancing its emergency response capabilities and public safety measures. Read More: https://punchng.com/cbn-donates-suppression-system-to-kwara-fire-service/

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