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BREAKING: Unknown gunmen set CID Headquarters in Umahia on fire

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May 31, 2021

State CID Headquarters in Umahia capital of Abia State allegedly burnt down by unknown gunmen.

This comes after an INEC office, and State Immigration Headquarters in the state were burnt down in the early hours of Monday.

More to come….

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BREAKING: Unknown gunmen set CID Headquarters in Umahia on fire

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