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September 23, 2026|06:49

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Osun LG vice-chairman abductors demand fresh N30m ransom

Punch Nigeria about 2 months 1 mins read

Abductors of Osun LG Vice-Chairman, Debo Farounbi, demand a fresh N30m ransom after 59 days in captivity. Learn more about the ongoing negotiation. Read More: https://punchng.com/osun-lg-vice-chairman-abductors-demand-fresh-n30m-ransom/

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