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Robbers invade Ebonyi College of Health female hostel, 9 students injured

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Gunmen kill nine as bloodshed returns to Plateau communities after political party primaries

Nine students of the Ebonyi State College of Health Sciences and Technology, Ngbo, Ohaukwu Local Government Area, were injured and

Robbers invade Ebonyi College of Health female hostel, 9 students injured

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