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Residents of Ajobo, omilabu, idi omo elepe, Abutu and its environs have called on president Muhammadu Buhari and authorities of the Nigeria Army to relocate the shooting range of Division 2 of the Nigeria Army in Odogbo for the safety of the residents, especially the Children.
A cross section of community leaders who spoke during a peaceful protest held at the Secretariat of the Nigeria Union of Journalists disclosed that the shooting exercise has wreaked serious havoc in the area.
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