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Police train 200 officers in combat, weapon handling in Kano

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Kano State Police Command trains 200 officers in intensive combat and weapon handling to boost operational capacity and tackle security challenges in Kano. Read More: https://punchng.com/police-train-200-officers-in-combat-weapon-handling-in-kano/

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