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Police arrest three Bayelsa workers for stealing N500m govt equipment

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Bayelsa State Police have arrested three ministry staff for allegedly stealing N500m worth of government equipment, including a generator and forklift. Rea Read More: https://punchng.com/police-arrest-three-bayelsa-workers-for-stealing-n500m-govt-equipment/

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