
Police Deny Kidnap Rumors About Late Lagos Deputy Commissioner
The Lagos State Police Command has rejected claims that late DCP Khan Salihu was kidnapped before his death, stating the report is entirely false.
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The Lagos State Police Command has rejected claims that late DCP Khan Salihu was kidnapped before his death, stating the report is entirely false.

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