Nigeria

Terrorists tell Nigerian president to 'convert or resign'

Catholic Online 13 August 2012

The militant Islamist group Boko Haram is demanding that Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan, a Christian to convert to Islam or resign. In an online video clip, Boko Haram

 

Nigerian Islamic city hit by twin blasts

Telegraph.co.uk 31 July 2012

Nigeria's Boko Haram Islamists, responsible for scores of deadly bombings in recent months, are suspected of having hideouts in Sokoto, but the group has rarely attacked within the city.

 

Muslim Persecution of Christians: June, 2012

Gatestone Institute 27 July 2012
By Raymond Ibrahim

U.S.-backed rebels are committing Christian genocide in Syria, where they are sacking churches and issuing threats that all Christians will be cleansed from rebel-held territory. A mass exodus of thousands of Christians is taking place, even as mainstream Western reporters, such as Robert Fisk, demonize these same Christians for being supportive of the secular regime.

 

Horror!… Fifty Christians Are Burned Alive at Pastor’s Home in Nigeria

The Gateway Pundit 16 July 2012

Fifty bodies, linked to the Church of Christ in Nigeria (COCIN), were reportedly discovered in the home of a pastor in Matse. The bodies were suspected to be those who ran for

 

50 Christians burned to death in pastor's home

WND.com 16 July 2012
By Michael Carl

Fifty members of a northern Nigerian church were burned to death in their pastor’s house. The attack by armed gunmen was only the first in a 12-village spree of violence

 

Nigerias Christians must convert says Islamist group

Aid to the Church in Need 12 July 2012
By John Newton

ISLAMIST militants have claimed responsibility for the deaths of more than 50 people in north-central Nigeria ? and called on the country's Christians to convert to

 

New violence against Christians in northern Nigeria

Catholic Culture 10 July 2012

At least 37 people were killed in armed attacks on Christians in northern Nigeria on July 7, in a series of raids around the city of Jos. A police official said that

 

52 killed in Christian villages in Nigeria

The Telegraph 9 July 2012

Mustapha Salisu, spokesman for a special task force made up of policemen and soldiers deployed in the area to curb years of violence, said assailants launched "sophisticated

 

Muslim Persecution of Christians: May 2012

Gatestone Institute 30 June 2012
By Raymond Ibrahim

Unlike those nations, such as Saudi Arabia, that have eliminated Christianity altogether, Muslim countries with significant Christian minorities saw much persecution during the month of May: in Egypt, Christians were openly discriminated against in law courts, even as some accused the nation's new president of declaring that he will "achieve the Islamic conquest of Egypt for the second time, and make all Christians convert to Islam;" in Indonesia, Muslims threw bags of urine on Christians during worship; in Kashmir and Zanzibar, churches were set on fire; and in Mali, Christianity "faces being eradicated

 

Threatwatch: Taliban action risks polio resurgence

New Scientist 26 June 2012
By Debora MacKenzie

Threatwatch is your early warning system for global dangers, from nuclear peril to deadly viral outbreaks. Debora MacKenzie highlights the threats to civilisation – and suggests

 

Video: The Day I will Never Forget

youtube 25 June 2012
By cucicuma

The Day I will Never Froget - a documentary about the tragedy of female circumcision.

 

Christian worship subdued by church bombs

Channels Television 25 June 2012

Some churches in the North, usually packed with worshippers, were almost empty on Sunday morning and many people stayed away in other parts of the country after a week of violence in

 

Three church blasts in Nigeria spark reprisals

France 24 18 June 2012

Suicide bombers killed 21 people in attacks on three churches in Nigeria during Sunday services, exacerbating religious tensions in a West African nation that is almost evenly divided

 

Al-Qaeda blames Germany for hostage's death in raid

AFP 13 June 2012

BERLIN — Al-Qaeda's north African branch has blamed the German government for the recent death of a hostage in a botched rescue raid in Nigeria, and warned Berlin to improve its treatment

 

New kill count in 'eradicating Christianity' campaign

WND.com 13 June 2012
By Michael Carl

A Muslim organization that has dedicated itself to eliminating Christians, and especially eradicating Christianity from its home territory in Africa, has turned in a new kill count of 19

 

Nigerian churches attacked by gunmen and suicide bomber

The Guardian 11 June 2012

Two churches in northern and central Nigeria have been attacked, one by gunmen and the other by a suicide bomber, witnesses said. There was no immediate word on casualties and no claim

 

US to work with Nigerian army to tackle Islamists

France 24 6 June 2012

The United States plans to work with the Nigerian army to help it combat the threat of the Islamist group Boko Haram which is spreading violence in the west African nation, officials said

 

Nigeria: Kidnapped German Killed in JTF Raid

allAfrica.com 1 June 2012
By Lawal Danjuma

Kano — A top security source has told Daily Trust that a German, Raufach Edgar, who was kidnapped in Kano on January 26 this year was killed by his captors this morning before he could be

 

Muslim Persecution of Christians: April 2012

Gatestone Institute 21 May 2012
By Raymond Ibrahim

As Easter, one of the highest Christian holidays, comes in April, Christian persecution in Muslim nations—from sheer violence to oppressive laws—was rampant: In Nigeria, where jihadis have

 

Nigeria: Kano Kidnap - Germany Frees Jailed Muslim Woman

allAfrica.com 15 May 2012
By Misbahu Bashir

Germany has freed a Muslim woman jailed for aiding terrorists, in fulfillment of a condition set by kidnappers of a German construction worker in Kano for his release, Daily Trust

 
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