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‘I jumped from second floor to survive’ – Anambra hostel collapse survivor

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Survivors of the Anambra hostel collapse near Federal Polytechnic, Oko, share harrowing experiences. The state government announces tougher building safety Read More: https://punchng.com/i-jumped-from-second-floor-to-survive-anambra-hostel-collapse-survivor/

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