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Nigeria charges student with ‘criminal defamation’ over tweet about first lady | Africanews

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His arrest, strongly condemned by Amnesty International, followed a preliminary investigation by the police after the filing of a complaint by the wife of President Muhammadu Buhari, a judicial source revealed.

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