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Xenophobic attacks: Evacuated Nigerians get N1m from Imo govt, N100,000 MTN cash, others

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Nigerians evacuated from xenophobic attacks in South Africa receive N1m from Imo govt, N100,000 MTN cash, and other support packages. Read More: https://punchng.com/xenophobic-attacks-evacuated-nigerians-get-n1m-from-imo-govt-n100000-mtn-cash-others/

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