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Nigeria: How Police Gunned Down Nigerian UK-Based Footballer in His Apartment

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[Daily Trust] A Nigerian footballer, Kelvin Ifeanyi Igweani, has reportedly been shot dead by the police in the United Kingdom.

Source: allAfrica.com

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