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Fire service saves N20m property in Gombe fire

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The Federal Fire Service in Gombe has saved property worth N20m from a fire outbreak at the Gombe Media Corporation staff quarters, with no casualties reco Read More: https://punchng.com/fire-service-saves-n20m-property-in-gombe-fire/

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