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Niger govt mourns crash victims, says driver was returning with staff

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Niger govt mourns crash victims, says driver was returning with staff

The Niger State Government says the driver involved in a fatal crash on the Minna-Bida Road was returning from a trip with government staff and was not on an assignment with Governor Mohammed Bago’s convoy. The post Niger govt mourns cra…

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