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  • Remember Deborah Immanuel, Stoned to Death May 12, 2022

    Truth Nigeria By Douglas Gray Burton May 12, 2024 Deborah Emmanuel from her Facebook page. Remembering Deborah Emmanuel in Sokoto and Nigeria’s Failure to Defeat Islamism This chilling testimony the blasphemy murder of Deborah Emmanuel (Yakubu) in Sokoto (May 12, 2022) is a teaching moment for Nigeria “The Nigerian President, police, army, and judges must return Nigeria to the rule of law. Otherwise, Nigeria will descend into full civil war and genocide,” Stanton commented.

  • Police Stand By As Nigerian Christian Is Stoned To Death

    A solemn ceremony for Deborah Emmanuel near the family home in northeast Niger state on May 14. (Courtesy of Emmanuel family) Nigerian Police Stand By as Christian Student Is Stoned to Death By Douglas Burton May 20, 2022 A so-called blasphemy murder of a Christian student in Sokoto, Nigeria, on May 12 Human rights advocates in the United States denounced the atrocity and the complicity of the Nigerian This incident also underscores that Islamist extremism is rapidly spreading across northern Nigeria,

  • Boko Haram huntress

    Fast forward to the 21st century, and there is no big game left in northeastern Nigeria. education is forbidden", has waged a 10-year armed campaign to create an Islamic state in northeastern Nigeria Northern Nigeria is a place where a woman's domain is mainly confined to the home and raising children Her story has become folklore in northern Nigeria, where the "Queen Hunter" features in real-life superhero Her story has become folklore in northern Nigeria.

  • Boko Haram Victims: They were freed from rape camps. But their nightmare isn’t over.

    By Kevin Sieff MAIDUGURI, Nigeria — For months, they were kept in tiny thatched huts in the middle At the heart of Boko Haram’s self-proclaimed caliphate in northeastern Nigeria was a savage campaign Since January, female attackers have killed hundreds of people across northeastern Nigeria, in mosques Rape wasn’t just a byproduct of the chaos of war in Nigeria, U.N. At 10, Halima walked across the scorching-hot sand to get breakfast: rice and beans donated by Nigeria

  • Herders against Farmers: Nigeria’s Expanding Deadly Conflict

    Executive Summary Violent conflicts between nomadic herders from northern Nigeria and sedentary agrarian armed herders: Nigeria should work with Cameroon, Chad and Niger (the Lake Chad basin countries) to E.Escalating Conflicts across Northern Nigeria In recent decades, northern Nigeria’s various conflicts crisis is a threat to Nigeria’s national security. The operation involved four organisations: the army, Nigeria Police Force, Nigerian Security and Civil

  • Nigerian Islamic Jihadists Massacred 1,470 Christians In First Four Months Of 2021

    People attend a funeral for those killed by suspected Boko Haram militants in Zaabarmar, Nigeria, on Image: Jossy Ola / Associated Press Intersociety 11 May 2021 Onitsha, Eastern Nigeria, 11th May 2021: Nigeria remains the country with the highest number of Christians murdered in 2021. Nigeria is the ‘most dangerous place to be a Christian.’ From January to April 2021 in Nigeria, 1,470 Christians were murdered by jihadists.

  • Yelewata Christian Displaced Persons Block Highway

    This protest was coming less than 24 hours after the visit of the First Lady of Nigeria, Sen Oluremi Ambassador to Nigeria Richard M. “The United States remains deeply concerned about the levels of violence in Nigeria, including the threats posed by terrorist groups like Boko Haram and ISIS-West Africa in northern Nigeria, and the impact that violence has on all communities in Nigeria.”acres in Benue state which primarily targeted Christian

  • Terrorism in Nigeria

    Geneva, Switzerland at the 34th session of the United Nations Human Rights Council titled Terrorism in Nigeria Mark Jacob, former Attorney General of Kaduna State, Nigeria; Mr. This panel of experts discussed the alarming increase in militarization in North and Central Nigeria, Terrorism in Nigeria: Written Report In Nigeria, many factors point to a cause for discrimination Yet, in North Central Nigeria, the spirit of this provision in the constitution is not observed.

  • Gunmen on motorbikes raid Niger villages, kill at least 137

    Attackers on motorbikes have raided several villages in southwestern Niger, killing at least 137 people The coordinated raids underscore the greatest challenge facing Mohamed Bazoum, Niger’s new president Niger, the world’s poorest nation according to the United Nations’ development rankings for 189 countries , is struggling with armed campaigns that have spilled over from Mali and Nigeria, killing hundreds of Niger is part of a France-backed alliance of countries in the Sahel region known as the G5.

  • How Boko Haram Trains Abducted Women and Girls to Be Suicide Bombers

    women and girls in suicide attacks since June 2014, when a woman set off a bomb at an army barracks in Nigeria Boko Haram’s abuse of women first shocked the world two years ago, when it stormed a school in Nigeria The authorities in Cameroon and Nigeria said that many of the experiences detailed by Ms. Officials inspected a mosque in Nigeria on March 16 after two female suicide bombers killed at least In northeastern Nigeria in February, three girls with bombs were sent into a camp for Nigerians fleeing

  • Nigerian army forced mass abortions in war against Boko Haram

    David Lewis, and Libby George REUTERS/Paul Carsten & Christopher Van Der Perre Since at least 2013, the Nigerian on interviews with 33 women and girls who say they underwent abortions while in the custody of the Nigerian Women and girls are trapped in a titanic struggle in northeast Nigeria between the federal government Nigerian facilities often used misoprostol, which helps induce labor or contractions, according to the The drug is also used to treat ulcers and post-partum hemorrhaging, and is widely available in Nigerian

  • Kidnapped Chibok girl escapes after ten years

    she was 16, and she was in a truck packed with her classmates heading into the bush in northeastern Nigeria Chibok was the first mass kidnapping from a school in Nigeria — but far from the last. More than 23,000 people in northeastern Nigeria are registered as missing with the Red Cross — globally The burned-out school in Chibok, Nigeria, where Boko Haram fighters seized 276 girls. Maiduguri, the capital of Borno State in Nigeria, where 10 years ago the schoolgirls were captured by

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