KOGI STATE, NIGERIA: GUNMEN STORM CHURCH AND KILL 16 PEOPLE

Approximately sixteen people were killed this evening when gun men opened fire on a congregation of worshippers in the commercial city of Okene in kogi State. Eye witnesses reported that the the incident happened at the Deeper Life church in the town along the Abuja Lokoja Okene road very close to the State College of Education.

The church which was conducting a crusade was stormed by the gun men who opened fire on the congregation and about ten of them were felled instantly with many recorded injuries. The person or group of people responsible for the attack is still unknown. It will be recalled that some weeks back,  bombs exploded near two churches in the same town followed by the discovery of a bomb factory at a building that disguised as a worshipping place

KADUNA POLYTHECNIC HOSTELS ATTACKED BY GUNMEN IN NIGERIA

The random attacks in Kaduna have continued with fresh stories of violence everyday. The insecurity in Kaduna spread to the Kaduna Polytechnic this afternoon as unkown gun men attacked the male hostel (dormitory) of the school of higher education.

Several students were reported to have been trapped in the hostel. According to a distress call made by the students, the gun men wearing military camouflage were seen moving from hostel to hostel shooting indiscriminately at students. No further has been received at this time. Stay tuned for more news on this matter

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BREAKING NEWS: GUNMEN RAID, DESTROY VILLAGES IN NIGERIA

Lagos, Nigeria (CNN) – Machete-wielding gunmen raided several remote villages in northeast Nigeria, killing at least 12 people and wounding 48, the Red Cross said.

The incident took place Sunday, with more than 100 attackers taking part in the overnight raids about 3 a.m., the Red Cross said.

The attacks took place in Adamawa state near the border with Cameroon. Four villages, including Suwa and Bukutto, were razed, according to witnesses, the organization said.

The attacks are believed to be related to a feud between local cattle herders and farmers. At least 2,000 people have fled the area in hopes of avoiding the violence.

There is an immediate need for food, shelter, and other necessities for those displaced by the violence, the Red Cross said.

 

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