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Kano to screen 3,000 couples ahead of mass wedding
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Kano to screen 3,000 couples ahead of mass wedding

Punch Nigeria 11 days 1 mins read
Kano State’s Hisbah Board will conduct mandatory medical screenings for 3,000 prospective couples participating in the state-sponsored mass wedding. Read More: https://punchng.com/kano-to-screen-3000-couples-ahead-of-mass-wedding/

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