each of which features an overview of the state of religion in two African countries — Eritrea and Nigeria Barker and Ryan Zoellner as authors, while the Nigeria report was written by Michael Ardovino. Nigeria In the case of the Nigerian government, the rhetoric of top officials in public meetings may Apart from Nigeria’s military not being able, despite their effort to degrade or defeat terrorists that This is in spite of the fact that Nigeria’s 1999 constitution prohibits the federal and state governments

Watch staff has compiled a spreadsheet of online sources of verified data on genocidal massacres in Nigeria International Security and Law (UT-Austin) Institute for Economics & Peace International Committee on Nigeria

Outrage Grows in Nigeria’s Christian States By Mike Odeh James and Luka Binniyat Riyom Bleeds Again: Military Presence Fails to Deter Killers Nigeria’s military, one of Africa’s most experienced forces, “And restore dignity to Nigeria’s forgotten frontlines.” A few days after the Yelewata attacks, Nigeria Police boss, Kayode Egbetokun said 26 persons have been have not been published, And as of July 17, 2025, two days after the Tashoss precinct massacre, the Nigeria

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killed and others injured Sunday when gunmen attacked worshippers at a Catholic church in southwestern Nigeria “The pope learned of the attack on the church in Ondo, Nigeria, and the death of dozens of faithful, ., told CNA Sunday that "war-like" attacks against Catholics and other Christians are escalating in Nigeria Yet most of this violence, until now, has centered in northern Nigeria, while the southwestern part of "The Buhari government has allowed this continue unabated and fails to protect Nigeria's churches.

By Haruna Umar MAIDUGURI, Nigeria (AP) — Attacks by gunmen suspected to be from Nigeria’s Boko Haram jihadist rebels have killed at least 10 people in Borno state in northern Nigeria, according to local

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At least 19 people were killed when armed men raided two villages in northwest Nigeria’s Kaduna state kidnapping and cattle-rustling gangs – called bandits by locals – often raid villages in northwest Nigeria The gangs maintain camps in the Rugu forest straddling Kaduna, Katsina, Zamfara and Niger states. northwest has killed 8,000 people since 2011 and displaced more than 200,000, some into neighbouring Niger

Photo by Voice TV Nigeria (Abuja) A Fulani militant, speaking in Fulfulde and filmed outdoors , has openly claimed responsibility for a series of massacres in Nigeria’s Benue and Plateau.A July 2025 YouTube Benue is part of Nigeria, and since we are in the same country with Benue people, they should accommodate 15 after the deadly Yelewata massacre, TVC, a television station owned by the current President of Nigeria , Daily Post carried the news of the attack but called the perpetrators “gunmen.”Another Daily Post Nigeria

By Chinedu Asadu Map of Nigeria ABUJA, NIGERIA — Gunmen attacked two churches in rural northwestern Nigeria Much of Nigeria has struggled with security issues, with Kaduna as one of the worst-hit states. The Christian Association of Nigeria condemned Sunday's attacks and said churches in Nigeria have become Many of the attacks targeting rural areas in Nigeria's troubled northern region are similar. The motorcycle-riding gunmen often arrive in hundreds in areas where Nigeria's security forces are outnumbered

19 seriously injured in suicide attacks targeting a wedding, a hospital and a funeral in north-east Nigeria Although Boko Haram has lost ground in recent years, jihadists continue to attack rural communities in Nigeria The town was taken back by the Nigerian military with help from Chadian forces in 2015 but the group The violence has killed more than 40,000 people and displaced about 2 million in north-east Nigeria. The conflict has spread to neighbouring Niger, Cameroon and Chad, prompting the formation of a regional