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An unidentified driver has allegedly been shot dead by operatives of the Nigeria Customs Service along the Osogbo鈥揑wo Road in Osun State.The incident reportedly occurred around 10 a.m. on Sunday at the Onibueja area in Ido-Osun, near a Police roadblock.The perpetrators were said to be security operatives in mufti, who were reportedly pursuing the now-deceased driver from the Iwo end of the road before opening fire on his vehicle.In a video circulating online, the victims vehicle was seen riddled with bullet holes, while angry residents gathered at the scene, demanding a thorough investigation into the incident. Read Also Customs, Police Deepen Security Alliance at Ibeto SeaportCustoms Raises Alarm Over Fake Social Media Auction ScamCustoms to Go Fully Paperless By Second QuarterAn eyewitness said, The man was driving towards the Osogbo end from the Iwo side of the road when some security operatives in mufti shot at his vehicle. He died almost immediately. ADVERTISEMENT The Osun State Police Pu
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Wednesday 12 May 2021 12:28 pmHigh Court gives Virgin Active CVA green light in further blow for landlordsBy: Jessica ClarkShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailAdd as a preferredsource on GoogleLandlords have lost their legal challenge against Virgin Activersquo restructuring plan, in the second high profile defeat for commercial property owners this week.Todayrsquo High Court judgement will come as a further blow to landlords hoping to challenge tenants over Company Voluntary Arrangements.It comes after the court gave New Look the green light to press ahead with
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