As seen at UNTH, Enugu (photos)

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Fulani herdsmen not restrained from bringing their cattle right into the car park to graze, dangerously close to the General Out-patient Dept, Labour ward of the University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital, Enugu. Another photo after the cut...



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