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N1bn ransom, bomb threat keep 20 Oyo corps members in captivity

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Oyo govt condemns abduction of corps members, assures families of swift action

…Raises call for Oyo-style response The demand for N1 billion ransom and the threat of improvised explosive devices (IEDs) in

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