
Katsina State denies claims of funding bandits' pilgrimage
The Katsina State Government has denied claims of funding bandit leaders' pilgrimage. The allegations have sparked debate about the state's approach to banditry.
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The Katsina State Government has denied claims of funding bandit leaders' pilgrimage. The allegations have sparked debate about the state's approach to banditry.

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