
Lagos State Government to take legal action over fake flood video
The Lagos State Government is taking legal steps against a user for sharing a misleading flood video. The Commissioner emphasizes the need for responsible sharing.
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The Lagos State Government is taking legal steps against a user for sharing a misleading flood video. The Commissioner emphasizes the need for responsible sharing.

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