Cattles Now Signal Danger In Nigeria
The Crisis Room: Episode 1
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Seeing cattle herds on Nigerian highways used to be a reminder that Nigeria is flowing with milk, but it is now a danger sign across different parts of the country. In Niger, North-central Nigeria, the fear is palpable.
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