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Police chief decries high rate of violation of widows’ rights in Anambra

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Commissioner of Police in Anambra State, Ikioye Orutugu

“Some of the brothers and sisters in-laws only aim at inheriting their late brothers’ wives and property but don’t talk about how to maintain the children of the deceased.”

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