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Kwara community raises N60m ransom to free three abducted minors

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Awun community in Kwara raises N60m ransom to free three abducted minors after four months in captivity. Learn more about the Kwara abduction. Read More: https://punchng.com/kwara-community-raises-n60m-ransom-to-free-three-abducted-minors/

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