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President Muhammadu Buhari on Sunday extended the sympathies of Nigerians  to the government and people of the United States (U.S) following devastating tornadoes ripping across 6 states, leaving destruction and death on their trail.  Reacting to the catastrophe shown around the globe since Friday, President Buhari said: “The destruction of whole towns, flattening of houses, schools, hospitals, businesses and other social infrastructure on a scale never seen before is deeply saddening.”  He said: “our deepest sympathies go to all those affected, as well as the government and the American people."  The President urged fellow citizens to join the rest of the world in praying for the deceased and the quick recovery of other victims and their families at this difficult time...

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