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Tinubu orders repatriation of 300 Nigerians held in Ethiopian prison

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President Tinubu dispatches a delegation to Ethiopia to repatriate nearly 300 Nigerian prisoners held in deteriorating conditions, many on drug charges. Read More: https://punchng.com/tinubu-orders-repatriation-of-300-nigerians-held-in-ethiopian-prison/

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