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FULL LIST: Nigerians among 175 World Cup visitors seeking asylum in Canada

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10 Nigerians are among 175 World Cup visitors who sought asylum in Canada after the tournament. Discover the full list of nationalities. Read More: https://punchng.com/full-list-nigerians-among-175-world-cup-visitors-seeking-asylum-in-canada/

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