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Custody battle: Lagos court orders children released to father

Punch Nigeria about 9 hours 1 mins read

A Lagos High Court has ordered two children in a protracted custody battle be returned to their father, Mr. C.C. Okafor, pending the case’s determination. Read More: https://punchng.com/custody-battle-lagos-court-orders-children-released-to-father/

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