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Plane crash: Wife of late Chief of Army Staff, Fati Attahiru arrives National Mosque ahead of husband’s funeral prayer ( Photos)
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The wife of the late Chief of Army Staff, Mrs Fati Attahiru, arrives the National Mosque, Abuja on Saturday ahead of the funeral prayers for her late husband and other officers who died in a plane crash in Kaduna.



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