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JUST IN: 163 freed Kwara abductees reunite with families
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One hundred and sixty-three residents abducted from Woro community in Kaiama Local Government Area of Kwara State have reunited with their families after spending more than two weeks receiving medical care in Ilorin.
- Victims received over two weeks of medical care in Ilorin before reunion
- Reunion event held in Kaiama on Thursday
- The Chairman of Kaiama LGA and other stakeholders reunited the rescued victims with their families in Kaiama on Thursday.
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Punch Newspapers
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JUST IN: 163 freed Kwara abductees reunite with families
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163 Kwara abductees from Woro community have reunited with their families after being freed and receiving medical care. Learn more about their emotional re
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- 34m agoPunch Newspapers: 163 Kwara abductees from Woro community have reunited with their families after being freed and receiving medical care. Learn more about the
- 34m agoVanguard News: By Demola Akinyemi, Ilorin ILORIN — A total of 163 residents abducted from Woro community in Kaiama Local Government Area of Kwara State hav
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