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Panic in Niger schools over rumour of bandit attack

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Panic gripped Minna schools after a rumour of a bandit attack spread, causing students to flee. Police assure the public there was no attack in Niger State Read More: https://punchng.com/panic-in-niger-schools-over-rumour-of-bandit-attack/

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