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Edo shuts three schools over Kidnap threat

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Edo State Government orders the immediate closure of three secondary schools in Akoko-Edo due to credible kidnap threats targeting students. Learn more abo Read More: https://punchng.com/edo-shuts-three-schools-over-kidnap-threat/

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