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Sokoto health college denies report of 18 students’ abduction en route to Oyo

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Sokoto health college denies report of 18 students’ abduction en route to Oyo

Gamji College of Health Technology says none of its students was kidnapped. The post Sokoto health college denies report of 18 students’ abduction en route to Oyo appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria .

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