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Walkout rocks House as state police bill passes

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The House of Representatives approved the State Police Bill despite a walkout by minority members protesting procedural breaches. Learn how this bill aims Read More: https://punchng.com/walkout-rocks-house-as-state-police-bill-passes/

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