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We thought we would die, Jigawa canoe accident survivors recount ordeal

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Survivors of the Jigawa canoe accident in Malamawar Yandutse recount their terrifying ordeal, praising rescuers and appealing for a bridge to prevent futur Read More: https://punchng.com/we-thought-we-would-die-jigawa-canoe-accident-survivors-recount-ordeal/

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