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Police dismiss terrorist Infiltration claims in Ogbomoso, warn against fake news

The Guardian Nigeria about 2 hours 1 mins read

The Oyo State Police Command has debunked reports circulating on social media alleging the movement and infiltration of suspected Lukarawa terrorists into forests around Ogbomoso and the Old Oyo National Park, describing the claims as false, misleading and capable of

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