British High Commissioner To Nigeria Donates Blood To Victims Of Nyanya Bomb Bla



The British High Commissioner to Nigeria, Dr. Andrew Pocock was among the people who donated blood to victims of Nyanya today at the National Blood Transfusion Centre, Wuse 3, Abuja.



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