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Insecurity: NSCDC warns against misinformation, fake videos

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The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps has warned Nigerians against spreading misinformation and fake videos that could worsen insecurity in the coun Read More: https://punchng.com/insecurity-nscdc-warns-against-misinformation-fake-videos/

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