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Osun gets new CP as Adeleke demands police reforms, release of detainees

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Governor Adeleke welcomes new Osun CP, Ibrahim Zungura, demanding immediate police reforms, disciplinary action against a DPO, and the release of political Read More: https://punchng.com/osun-gets-new-cp-as-adeleke-demands-police-reforms-release-of-detainees/

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