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Nigerian soldiers fire at protesters, at least two hit -witnesses | News24

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Soldiers opened fire on Nigerians protesting against police brutality in the Lekki district of the commercial capital Lagos on Tuesday, and at least two people were shot, four witnesses told Reuters.

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