...towards a better life for the people VOL. 25: NO. 61649
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THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 2012
KADUNA: SAFETY FIRST
EVACUATION —Students of Kaduna State Technical College leave to beat curfew. Soldiers evacuate residents as others remain stranded (top right). Below right: IGP Abubakar and CDS Petirin meet Gov Yakowa (right). Photos: AFP/NAN.
KADUNA VIOLENCE:
Killings continue as rioters defy curfew •Trapped residents groan under hunger, thirst
BY LUKA BINNIYAT WITH AGENCY REPORTS
•CDS, IGP visit Yakowa, pledge to restore normalcy •Pope seeks end to attack on Nigerian Christians
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•Makinde warns against looming civil war Kaduna: Of killings, curfew, rumour and hysteria —P. 17 NAME CHANGE:
It's not over yet, say UNILAG students —P.27
ADUNA—HEAVY fighting, killings and burning of property continued, yesterday, in H a u s a / F u l a n i dominated parts of Kaduna, as the minority non-Muslims in the
I didn't abandon my responsibility — Jonathan
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areas tried to fight back despite the 24-hour curfew imposed over the entire state. This came as Pope Benedict XVI has appealed to those Continues on Page 5
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