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<p>The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) has apprehended eight individuals involved in illicit activities related to petroleum products and the destruction of public infrastructure within Rivers State. Naija News reports that the NSCDC Commandant for Rivers State, Joachim Okafor, disclosed this development during a press briefing held in his office in Port Harcourt […]</p>
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