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Kogi government condemns killing of Catholic priest, orders thorough investigation

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Illegal revenue collectors will be treated as criminals, economic saboteurs – Kogi Govt

The Kogi State government has condemned the gruesome murder of Samuel Opeyemi, a Catholic priest of St. Paul Parish, Ayetoro

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