Many feared killed as Shiites clash with police

Hamilton Nwosa
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Members of the Shiite Islamic Movement of Nigeria on Monday morning clashed with the police in Kano city.

A witness said the clash started around Tamburawa, on the outskirts of Kano city, when the police tried to stop a Shiite protest.

Over a dozen people including a police officer are feared killed from the violent clash.

The police have since deployed heavily armed mobile police officers to the area while the major Kano- Zaria road is completely blocked.

Details later…

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