Protests erupt in Nigeria after 33 miners die in custody of paramilitary agency
Both outlets reported that protests erupted in a central Nigerian city following the deaths of 33 miners in the custody of a paramilitary force during a raid on suspected illegal gold mines. The headlines and excerpts were nearly identical in wording and emphasis, with no notable differences in framing or additional details provided by either outlet.
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Protests erupt in Nigeria after 33 miners die in custody of paramilitary agency
MINNA - Residents of a city in central Nigeria took to the streets to protest overnight after at least 33 detainees were found dead in the custody of a paramilitary force that raided suspected illegal gold mines.
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Protests erupt in Nigeria after 33 miners die in custody of paramilitary agency
Residents of a city in central Nigeria took to the streets to protest overnight after at least 33 detainees were found dead in the custody of a paramilitary force that raided suspected illegal gold mines. Reuters filmed 33 bodies laid out in a ward at the General Hospital in Minna, the capital of Niger State, on Thursday, after they were found dead in the custody of the Nigeria Security an...
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