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Nigeria: Fire Service Threatens to Pull Out of Kogi Over Constant Attacks On Personnel

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[Vanguard] The Federal Fire Service FFS has threatened to pull out of any state which cannot guarantee the protection of firefighters and assets, decrying Wednesday's bloody attack on firemen by hoodlums in Lokoja, the Kogi state capital.

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