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September 1, 2026|22:04

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20 African NGOs demand investigation into Guinea mass grave

Punch Nigeria 1 day 1 mins read

Twenty African civil society organisations are demanding an independent, official investigation into six bodies found bound and blindfolded a week ago in a mass grave in southwestern Guinea. Local sources told AFP at the time that young people gathering firewood found the six male bodies in the village of Allassoyah in Lower Guinea’s Forecariah administrative Read More: https://punchng.com/20-african-ngos-demand-investigation-into-guinea-mass-grave/

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