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Insecurity: FCT may ban okada, keke operations in Abuja city centre — Wike

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FCT Minister Nyesom Wike is considering banning Okada and Keke Napep in Abuja city centre due to security concerns. Learn more about the proposed Abuja Oka Read More: https://punchng.com/insecurity-fct-may-ban-okada-keke-operations-in-abuja-city-centre-wike/

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