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Police allegedly injure protesting CAN members, journalists in Yola

Business activities were yesterday paralyzed in Yola, Adamawa State, as heavily armed police attacked protesting members of Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), injuring no fewer than 16 persons, among who were journalists covering the procession with tear gas.

Emmanuel Ande (Yola) and Abiodun Fagbemi (Ilorin)

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