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Three sisters drown as canoe capsizes at Kano’s dam

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Three sisters drowned after their canoe capsized at Tiga Dam in Kano, plunging the Yalwan Rugu-Rugu community into mourning. Learn more about the Kano dam Read More: https://punchng.com/three-sisters-drown-as-canoe-capsizes-at-kanos-dam/

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