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Graphic Photo: Soldiers Reportedly Shoot 300L University Of Jos Student Dead

An undergraduate student of the University of Jos has reportedly been killed by soldiers.

 

A 300 Level student of University of Jos from the department of History and International Studies identified as Rinji Peter Bala aka Bobo has been reportedly shot and killed by soldiers in Jos.

 

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It was gathered that Rinji Rinji was out around his house with friends when security operatives arrested them thinking they were thieves upon release later shot & killed the 20 year-old boy.

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