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Kwara lawmaker advocates stronger laws to protect females

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Kwara lawmaker Rukayat Shittu joins West African female parliamentarians to advocate for stronger laws and regional collaboration to combat violence agains Read More: https://punchng.com/kwara-lawmaker-advocates-stronger-laws-to-protect-females/

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