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Police recover ₦59.2m stolen solar inverters in Kano

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Kano State Police Command recovers ₦59.2m worth of stolen solar inverters and arrests four suspects in separate operations, demonstrating commitment to tac Read More: https://punchng.com/police-recover-%e2%82%a659-2m-stolen-solar-inverters-in-kano/

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