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Pollution in Nigeria’s revered Osun river fails to deter devotees
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August 14, 2024
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At the annual Osun Osogbo festival in southwestern Nigeria, thousands gathered at the grove, believed to be the earthly manifestation of Osun, the goddess of fertility.
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