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Tag: Iyara, Kogi, Kogi News, Quasim Musa, Usman Ododo

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Kidnapping: Ododo Receives Iyara Chief Imam, Vows to Stamp Out Insecurity in Kogi

adminApr 08, 2024

Kogi State Governor, Alhaji Ahmed Usman Ododo on Sunday received the Chief Imam of Iyara land, Sheikh Quasim Musa, who regained his freedom from his abductors on Friday...

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Abducted Kogi Chief Imam Regains Freedom

adminApr 06, 2024

The Chief Imam of Iyara community in Ijumu Local Government Area, Sheikh Quasim Musa, has regained his freedom from the hands of kidnappers. It could be recalled that...

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