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Police officer, two others die as bandits raid Sokoto village

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A police officer and two civilians were killed in a deadly Sokoto bandit attack on Girkau village. Learn more about the tragic incident and intensified sec Read More: https://punchng.com/police-officer-two-others-die-as-bandits-raid-sokoto-village/

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