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High profile bandit kingpins reportedly found in Nigerian senator’s house [Video]

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High-profile bandit kingpins have allegedly been found in the residence of a Nigerian senator.

Popular Nigerian digital creator, D English Alhaji, shared a video on Saturday purportedly showing the alleged terrorists inside the senator’s residence.

The identity of the senator was not disclosed in the video or the accompanying post.

The men, whose faces were clearly visible, were also reportedly seen with Nigerian passports allegedly obtained for them.

DAILY POST sighted the name, Lawal Usman Shehu written on one of the passports displayed in the video.

The circumstances surrounding their presence in the alleged senator’s residence have not been independently verified as of the time of filing this report.

There was also no immediate statement from security agencies regarding the allegation.

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High profile bandit kingpins reportedly found in Nigerian senator’s house [Video]

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