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Four killed as gunmen ambush Rivers vigilante

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Four people, including a vigilante commander, were killed in a suspected cultist ambush in Omoku, Rivers State. Police confirm the attack and vow to prosec Read More: https://punchng.com/four-killed-as-gunmen-ambush-rivers-vigilante/

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