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Àwòrán ìsìnkú Odudu Davis, olóòpá tí ìbon àwon olóòpá ojú omi bà tí ó sì kú ní ìpínlè calabar. 

  Ní’sàlé ni àwòrán ìsìnkú olóyè nínú ológun (Corporal)  Odudu Davis tí ìbon pa nígbà tí osù kàrún di ogbòn ní inú odún yìí (30/5/2017)láti owó àwon olóòpá ojú omi (naval officer) nígbà tí àwon olóòpá àti àwon olóòpá ojú omi kolu ara won ní àgó olóòpá  tí ó ń jé Akim (Akim police station)…

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