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The United States Condemns The Brazen Killings Of Civilians In Nigeria by risos(m): 7:53pm On Jun 18, 2020 |
MICHAEL R. POMPEO, SECRETARY OF STATE JUNE 16, 2020 We condemn the recent senseless and brazen killings of civilians in northern Nigeria. In recent weeks, suspected ISIS West Africa militants launched multiple attacks in Borno State, killing more than 120 civilians, including women, children, and the elderly. On June 9, unidentified armed bandits attacked a village in Katsina State, killing dozens. These horrific crimes follow the shooting of a pastor and his pregnant wife on June 1 and the killing of an imam, local village head, and several civilians on June 5 in the course of intercommunal violence in Taraba State. Tens of thousands of civilians have lost their lives in Nigeria in recent years to violent attacks by terrorist groups or criminal gangs, in inter-communal violence, or due to their religious beliefs. The United States calls on the Government of Nigeria to do more to strengthen ongoing efforts to address this violence, hold those responsible accountable, and protect civilians. |
Re: The United States Condemns The Brazen Killings Of Civilians In Nigeria by orisa37: 7:34pm On Jun 19, 2020 |
Trump is good. He is clearing Obama's Mess in NIGERIA. Give him another Term, The Fulanis will scamper. |
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