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Rivers drivers protest assault by taskforce officials

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Commercial drivers in Rivers State protest alleged assault by taskforce officials, demanding an end to harassment and extortion. Learn more about the River Read More: https://punchng.com/rivers-drivers-protest-assault-by-taskforce-officials/

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