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‘Tinubu Must Go’: Borno police defend five arrests

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The Borno State Police Command has defended the arrest of five men wearing ‘Tinubu Must Go’ T-shirts, citing alleged drug possession and public disturbance Read More: https://punchng.com/tinubu-must-go-borno-police-defend-five-arrests/

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