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Gamji Gate Rescue – Published on The Guardian Nigeria

Published on: November 12, 2020
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The Guardian Nigeria offers statements made by Francis Abioye, the Nigerian Association of Zoological Gardens and Wildlife Parks’ (NAZAP’s) president about the discovery of this horror zoo.

“No government in the world can care for its citizens without starting with animals. The way we care for the animals will influence the way we care for citizens,”

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