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Police look beyond ‘unknown gunmen’, probe alleged community complicity in killing of Imo monarch, five cabinet members
 Operatives of the Nigeria Police Force have commenced investigations into alleged community complicity in the killing of the traditional ruler of Ochia Autonomous Community in Imo State, Eze Paulinus Ezekureme, who was murdered alongside five members of his cabinet
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