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Police hold shooting drill in Jigawa, urge calm

The Jigawa State Police Command conducted a routine shooting drill at the CP AT Abdullahi Shooting Range. The exercise was carried out to maintain readiness and ensure public safety. Authorities urged residents of Tsohon Gari to remain calm and avoid unnecessary panic. Such drills are common practices for law enforcement agencies to prepare for potential security threats. The event did not involve any actual incidents or casualties.

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The Punch logoThe PunchIndependentCenter5 hr. ago
Police hold shooting drill in Jigawa, urge calm

The Jigawa State Police Command conducted a routine shooting drill at the CP AT Abdullahi Shooting Range. The exercise was carried out to maintain readiness and ensure public safety. Authorities urged residents of Tsohon Gari to remain calm and avoid unnecessary panic. Such drills are common practices for law enforcement agencies to prepare for potential security threats. The event did not involve any actual incidents or casualties.

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