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Agboju residents discover warehouse filled with COVID-19 food Items (Video) 

Story from Kenneth AFOR, Lagos

Residents of Agboju in Amuwo-odofin Local Government Area, Lagos on Thursday discovered a warehouse in the area stock with COVID-19 food items.

Food items such as COVID-19 branded bags of rice, cartons of Indomie noodles, salts, Spaghetti, cooking oils, etc.

Residents were seen running to the warehouse to grab a share of the food items.

The food items according to some of the respondents who spoke to Newsbreak via telephone were meant for the residents.

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The effort to reach officials of Amuwo-odofin Local Government Area was unsuccessful due to the current imposition of the statewide curfew.

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