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October 9, 2026|14:37

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Police chief speaks on alleged ransom payment for freed 20 NYSC members

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The police reaction followed widespread claims of ransom payments by some parents of the 20 prospective NYSC members who were released on Wednesday, exactly one week after they were abducted on 1 October.

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