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Hisbah halts planned colour festival in Yobe

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Yobe Hisbah Board stops a planned “Colour Festival” in Damaturu, warning against events contrary to Islamic teachings. Learn more about the Hisbah Yobe act Read More: https://punchng.com/hisbah-halts-planned-colour-festival-in-yobe/

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