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JUST-IN: Residents Stranded As Steel Barrier Blocks Access From Mararaba To Abacha Road Nasarawa

The Leadership about 1 hour 1 mins read

Residents and commuters in Kabayi, Nasarawa State, have reportedly been left struggling to access their homes and workplaces after a high steel barrier was erected along a major route linking Mararaba to Abacha Road. A Facebook user, John Clem, raised the alarm in a video posted on Tuesday evening, describing the situation as an emergency […]

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