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I faked my kidnapping to offset debt, Edo woman admits

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An Edo woman, Oluchi Ugbowan, admits to faking her own kidnapping to offset debts, leading to her arrest and public confession. Read More: https://punchng.com/i-faked-my-kidnapping-to-offset-debt-edo-woman-admits/

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