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UN affirms Palestinian sovereignty over its natural resources

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A resolution adopted by 151 votes in favour affirms Palestinian sovereignty over its natural resources. African states, including Nigeria, Niger, Kenya, Ghana, Liberia and Mali, voted in favour, according to Premium Times.

A UN resolution supporting Palestinian sovereignty over natural resources received 151 votes in favour, according to Premium Times, a Nigerian media outlet.

Several African states voted in favour: Nigeria, Niger, Kenya, Ghana, Liberia and Mali.

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