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Abubakar Ibrahim••249 words · 2 min read The recent boat capsizing in Nigeria's Sokoto state raises serious questions about the safety of water transport and its impact on vulnerable
An overloaded boat carrying farm workers, many of them children, capsized in Nigeria's Sokoto state. This tragic incident highlights ongoing
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