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Ogun warns residents as heavy rainfall, flooding loom

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Ogun State issues a flood alert for the second rainy season phase. Residents in vulnerable areas are advised to relocate due to expected heavy rainfall. Read More: https://punchng.com/ogun-warns-residents-as-heavy-rainfall-flooding-loom/

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