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Survivors recall civil war experiences, advocate teaching of history

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Survivors of the Nigerian Civil War share harrowing experiences and advocate for history to be taught in schools to prevent future conflicts. Read their st Read More: https://punchng.com/survivors-recall-civil-war-experiences-advocate-teaching-of-history/

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