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Liberia: Witnesses tell court how Ulimo brought terror, anarchy to Lofa County

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The court heard how Ulimo had destroyed the county’s referral hospital, raped and murdered dozens of citizens, including chopping open a schoolteacher’s chest with an axe.

The post Liberia: Witnesses tell court how Ulimo brought terror, anarchy to Lofa County appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

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