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September 17, 2026|15:21

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Police pay ₦9.8m to families of deceased officers in Ekiti

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The Ekiti State Police Command has presented insurance benefit cheques worth ₦9.8m to the families and beneficiaries of officers who died in the line of du Read More: https://punchng.com/police-pay-%e2%82%a69-8m-to-families-of-deceased-officers-in-ekiti/

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