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Fire service unveils mandatory warden training for organisations

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The Federal Fire Service launches mandatory Fire Warden Training for Nigerian organisations to boost fire safety and emergency preparedness. Read More: https://punchng.com/fire-service-unveils-mandatory-warden-training-for-organisations/

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