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Gombe NMA condemns harassment of UUTH staff by EFCC operatives

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Gombe NMA condemns the alleged harassment of UUTH staff by EFCC operatives, calling for a transparent investigation and justice for the affected workers. Read More: https://punchng.com/gombe-nma-condemns-harassment-of-uuth-staff-by-efcc-operatives/

Gombe NMA condemns harassment of UUTH staff by EFCC operatives

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