Illegal mining in Niger state: 37 suspects die in Nigerian custody
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Dozens of suspected illegal miners die in Nigerian custody - Published Thirty-seven people accused of illegal mining in north-central Nigeria have died in custody, official say.
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What happened
Dozens of suspected illegal miners die in Nigerian custody - Published Thirty-seven people accused of illegal mining in north-central Nigeria have died in custody, official say.
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Common ground
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