
Attack on Zamfara Farmers Leaves 23 Dead
Suspected bandits attacked farmers in Zamfara State, killing 23. The victims were working in their fields when the assailants opened fire without warning.
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Suspected bandits attacked farmers in Zamfara State, killing 23. The victims were working in their fields when the assailants opened fire without warning.

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