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Police Nab 4 Suspects, Recover Stolen Items in A’Ibom

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By Isaiah Eka The police command in Akwa Ibom says it has arrested four suspects and allegedly recovered some stolen items from them. This is contained in a statement by the Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), DSP Timfon John in Uyo on Wednesday. John said two of the suspects arrested had allegedly confessed to being…

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Yahaya Bello’s Passport Not in Our Custody, says Abuja Court

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By Edith Nwapi An FCT High Court says the international passport of the immediate-past Governor of Kogi, Yahaya Bello, was not in its custody but in the custody of the Federal High Court. Justice Maryanne Anenih made this known on Thursday at the resumed hearing of the alleged money laundering case instituted by the Economic…

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