Abia killing: Tension as soldiers arrest several people, harass residents
Gunmen, on Thursday morning, attacked and killed soldiers in Obikabia Junction in Aba, the commercial hub of the Abia State.
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Gunmen, on Thursday morning, attacked and killed soldiers in Obikabia Junction in Aba, the commercial hub of the Abia State.
Adeseye, however, said there was no casualty in the incident, adding that men of the state fire service quickly put out the fire.
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