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Sokoto lady declared missing after criticising state governor

By Maryam Umar
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Sokoto lady declared missing after criticising state governor
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Sokoto lady declared missing after criticising state governor

Hamdiyyah Sharif, the embattled critic of Sokoto State Governor, Ahmed Aliyu, has been declared missing.

The lawyer of the lady, Abba Hikima, declared her missing on Wednesday through a post on his official Facebook handle.

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According to Hikima, “Hamdiyya has been missing since 10:00 am yesterday (Tuesday), Punch News reports.

“She left home to buy foodstuffs in Sokoto and has not been seen since.”

Hikima stated that the Sokoto State Police Command has been informed of the development.

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