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Panic as gunshots rock Osogbo, police begin investigation

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Panic grips Osogbo residents after unidentified gunmen fire sporadic shots. Police confirm incident and begin investigation into the Osogbo gunshots. Read More: https://punchng.com/panic-as-gunshots-rock-osogbo-police-begin-investigation/

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