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Nigeria repatriates 11,000 'undesirable' foreigners
Radio Netherlands Worldwide 28 February 2012
Nigeria has repatriated around 11,000 foreigners mainly from Niger and Chad over the past six months to curb a growing Islamist insurgency, the immigration services said on Monday. "The latest 
Car bomb targets church services in central city of Jos
FRANCE 24 27 February 2012
A suicide bomber drove a car packed with explosives into a church in the Nigerian city of Jos on Sunday, killing two people and wounding 38, and Christian youths beat two Muslims to death in 
Nigeria: Girl, 17 Flees Home Over Forced Circumcision
allAfrica.com 24 February 2012
17-year-old girl, Miss Patricia Youmgbo, has been declared missing by family members after she reportedly fled home to avoid circumcision. It was learnt that the girl's decision to run away from 
Underwear Bomber Disproves Conventional Wisdom About Terrorism
AINA.org 23 February 2012
By Robert Spencer
Bravo for life's little ironies. Last Monday, Bill Clinton attributed the recent jihad violence in Nigeria to poverty. Referring obliquely to the attacks that the jihadist group Boko Haram (A group 
Hey, don't you know that only Muslims can be victims
philly.com 16 February 2012
By Christine Flowers
Marwan Kreidie is angry. How dare any religion other than Islam claim persecution? Haven’t we already decided that only Muslims can be victims of discrimination and abuse? The thing that raised 
STOP ACTA! Say NO to ACTA
The signature of ACTA by European countries does not mean the deal is done, needs to be ratified by the European Parliament.
They will vote on june 2012 to either ratify or reject ACTA. Please read more how to act and call your MPs, tell them tovote against ratification. This would disarm ACTA in Europe.
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Muslim Persecution of Christians: January 2012
FrontPage Magazine 10 February 2012
By Raymond Ibrahim
The beginning of the New Year saw only an increase in the oppression of Christians under Islam, from Nigeria, where an all-out jihad has been declared in an effort to eradicate the Muslim north of 
Nigeria: Combating Female Genital Cutting
allAfrica.com 10 February 2012
By Hajiya Bilkisu
On February 6 2012, the world marked the ninth annual International Day of Zero Tolerance to Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting (FGM/C). 'Female Genital Cutting (FGC) is the partial or total removal 
Are Germans becoming favored kidnapping targets?
Deutsche Welle 30 January 2012
By Monika Griebeler
An engineer in Nigeria, two tourists in Ethiopia, an aid worker in Pakistan: all are German nationals abducted abroad in January. The number of kidnappings have been rising steadily over the past 
German Engineer Abducted in Northern Nigeria, Police Say
Businessweek 27 January 2012
By Mustapha Muhammad
A German engineer was abducted in Nigeria’s northern city of Kano today by unknown attackers, police said, less than a week after coordinated bomb and gun attacks in the city killed as many as 256 
German kidnapped in Nigeria
News24 27 January 2012
Abuja - Unknown gunmen abducted a German working for a construction company in a north Nigeria city where a radical Islamist sect last week killed 185 people, police said, underscoring the continuing 
Beware of The Islamization of Africa
Right Side News 19 January 2012
By Roni Drukan
2011 saw the rise of political Islam across Northern Africa. Arab Spring revolutions which were typically led by secular modern youth, gave way to veteran religious Islamic leaders which gained 
Nigerian New Year: Christian Slaughter
FrontPage Magazine 17 January 2012
By Raymond Ibrahim
The New Year’s resolution for "Sunnis for Da’wa [Islamization] and Jihad”—also known as Boko Haram, that is, "Western education is forbidden”—is to create a Christian-free Nigeria, beginning, 
The Butchers Of Nigeria
The Daily Beast 16 January 2012
Over the past year, Nigeria’s homegrown terror group Boko Haram has escalated its deadly attacks against Christian and government targets, with the aim of establishing a Sharia state in the country’s north.
Nearly 30 years ago, in the largely Christian heartland of a multireligious Nigerian nation, and at that nation’s pioneer institution—the University of Ibadan—a minister of education summoned the vice chancellor and ordered him to remove a cross from a site dedicated to religious worship. 
Radical Islamic sect leader vows more attacks in Nigeria
msn.com 12 January 2012
By Paul Ohia
Abuja, A leader of Nigeria''s fundamentalist Islamic sect Boko Haram has vowed to carry out more attacks on the country in a video message, challenging the authority of President 
Anti-Christian Violence, and Maybe Worse, in Congo
The Atlantic 11 January 2012
By John Campbell
For Africa watchers, this morning's attention is focused on Nigeria. Over the weekend, murder of Christians continued, ostensibly by an Islamic radical group, Boko Haram. Various 'Christian' 
Christianity Under Fire by Radical Islam
Right Side News 10 January 2012
By Marshall Frank
The stage is set. Christians in Islamic Africa and the Islamic-dominated middle east are on the chopping block and barely a peep is heard from the left-leaning media.
So much for the Arab Spring rebels seeking freedom. They were seeking freedom all right, freedom to kill, pillage and ethnically cleanse without reprisals. 
Nigeria reels from extremist violence
GlobalPost 9 January 2012
By Gillian Parker
ABUJA, Nigeria — Nigeria’s increasingly deadly Islamist sect, Boko Haram, has followed up its attacks on Christians on Christmas Day with a wave of further religious violence, heightening fears that 
Nigeria's descent into holy war
Telegraph.co.uk 9 January 2012
By Colin Freeman
Like many other Christian outposts in the spiritual homeland of Nigeria's "Taliban", the Victory Baptist Church in the northern desert city of Maiduguri no longer just relies on God for 
Islamist Terror Network Gains Strength in Africa
Spiegel Online 5 January 2012
By Horand Knaup
Shortly before 8 a.m. on Christmas Day, a gold-colored Toyota pulled up in front of St. Theresa's Catholic Church in Madalla, near the Nigerian capital Abuja, just as hundreds of worshippers were 



