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Nigeria: Despite Ban On Pregnant Women, Nigerian Pilgrim Gives Birth in Saudi Arabia

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[Daily Trust] Despite the National Hajj Commission of Nigeria's (NAHCON's) warning against allowing pregnant women to participate in this year's hajj, Saudi Arabian authorities have announced the birth of a baby boy by a 30-year-old Nigerian pilgrim.

Source: allAfrica.com

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