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NSCDC arrests 10 students over banned ‘signed out’ celebration in Adamawa

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NSCDC arrests 10 students in Adamawa for participating in the banned ‘signed out’ celebration, which caused public nuisance and threatened order. Read More: https://punchng.com/nscdc-arrests-10-students-over-banned-signed-out-celebration-in-adamawa/

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