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VIDEO: Woman stops police from taking boys away after phone search in Lagos

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A woman confronts police in Lagos over an illegal phone search, preventing them from taking two young boys away in a viral video. See the full story. Read More: https://punchng.com/video-woman-stops-police-from-taking-boys-away-after-phone-search-in-lagos/

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