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This is ue to regular attacks by bandits who often set up roadblocks on the road, kidnapping and robbing people of their hard-earned money. It was a quiet evening on the road connecting Ifon to Okeluse community in Ondo State, southwest Nigeria. The driver who conveyed Dataphyte’s reporter noted that the once busy route had now become a shadow of its former self. He noted that passing through the area showed courage and boldness. This is due to regular attacks by bandits who often set up roadblocks on the road, kidnapping and robbing people of their hard-earned money. True to his words, when our reporter passed, neither any human being nor vehicle passed through the road, which is federally owned. The driver kept a high speed and cracked some jokes to subdue his apprehension while intermittently muttering words of prayer that the journey would not become a disastrous one. Not being able to complain about his speed, the reporter and the driver managed to reach the community situated in

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