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Police to crack down on traffic violations in Ogun

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Ogun State Police reactivate Operation VELVET to enforce traffic regulations and improve road safety. Learn about targeted Ogun traffic violations and enfo Read More: https://punchng.com/police-to-crack-down-on-traffic-violations-in-ogun/

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