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‘No credible threat’ — Police dismiss school attack fears in Lagos

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Lagos State Police dismiss fears of school attacks, assuring residents there’s no credible threat. Enhanced security deployed to safeguard schools in Lagos Read More: https://punchng.com/no-credible-threat-police-dismiss-school-attack-fears-in-lagos/

‘No credible threat’ — Police dismiss school attack fears in Lagos

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