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What appears genuine at first glance can sometimes conceal a costly deception. In this documentary, the Nigeria Police Force highlights two separate counterfeiting cases involving millions of naira and thousands of dollars in suspected counterfeit currency, while providing practical tips to help citizens identify fake notes and protect themselves...

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