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By Austin Ekeinde and Tife Owolabi
PORT HARCOURT/JOS, Dec 28 (Reuters) - Assailants threw a homemade bomb into a madrassa in southern Nigeria's Delta state, police said, wounding seven people and escalating tensions between Muslims and Christians after a spate of church bombings across the nation.
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