Taraba: Day bandits killed 62, injured 52, dislodged 7,123
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“Our schools have all been closed down, and many students died in the river as a result of the attack” - Salihu’s appeal was directed at Governor Agbu Kefas
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Taraba: Day bandits killed 62, injured 52, dislodged 7,123. “Our schools have all been closed down, and many students died in the river as a result of the attack” - Salihu’s appeal was directed at Governor Agbu Kefas Covered by 1 publications. Vanguard: Taraba: Day bandits killed 62, injured 52, dislodged 7,123.
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- Vanguard Nigeria Taraba: Day bandits killed 62, injured 52, dislodged 7,123 “Our schools have all been closed down, and many students died in the river as a result of the attack” - Salihu’s appeal was directed at Governor Agbu Kefas 2 h ago · Tier 3
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