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UNIJOS graduate killed by mob for burial Thursday

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Family announces burial plans for Ibrahim Mbaya, the UNIJOS graduate allegedly killed by a mob in Jos. Police have arrested three suspects in connection wi Read More: https://punchng.com/unijos-graduate-killed-by-mob-for-burial-thursday/

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