Ogun police rescue 11 Ghanaians allegedly held hostage over visa scam
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Police in Ogun State, Nigeria, have rescued 11 Ghanaian nationals who were allegedly held against their will after being lured to the country with promises of Canadian and Spanish visas. The victims, comprising seven men and four women, were rescued by operatives of the Anti-Kidnapping…
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- Adom Online, Ogun police rescue 11 Ghanaians allegedly held hostage over visa scam
- Modern Ghana, Nigerian police rescue 11 Ghanaians allegedly held hostage in Ogun State Positive tone
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- Most negative headline · Adom OnlineOgun police rescue 11 Ghanaians allegedly held hostage over visa scam
- Most positive headline · Modern GhanaNigerian police rescue 11 Ghanaians allegedly held hostage in Ogun State
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