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LASTMA impounds 84 vehicles in Lagos traffic crackdown

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The operation was carried out during the weekend in Idumota, Iddo, Ijora-Olopa, Costain and Onipanu, the agency said in a statement, Vanguard Newspaper reported on Sunday.

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