Nigeria Christians Flee As Bombs, Shootings Claim 185 Lives

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By BosNewsLife Africa Service ABUJA, NIGERIA (BosNewsLife)-- Christians are fleeing northern Nigeria where bomb blasts rocked the Bauchi and Kano states over the weekend, killing at least 185 people, including Christians, said rights activists and church officials Monday, January 23.

NEWS ALERT: Nigeria Blast Kills 14; Christians Concerned

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By BosNewsLife Africa Service BokoHaramLeader ABUJA, NIGERIA (BosNewsLife)-- Suspected militants of Boko Haram, who still keep more than 200 Christian school girls, carried out a bomb blast targeting a television viewing centre for football in northeast Nigeria killing at least 14 people and wounding a dozen others, police and the military confirmed Monday, June 2.

More Violence Feared After Nigeria Evangelist Is Hacked To Death By Militants

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By BosNewsLife Africa Service with reporting by BosNewsLife's Stefan J. Bos pastorpreacherABUJA, NIGERIA (BosNewsLife)-- An umbrella group of key churches in Nigeria has warned Christians in the African nation of more attacks after a Christian preacher and mother of seven was hacked to death by suspected Muslim militants while she was publicly speaking about faith in Jesus Christ in a suburb of Abuja, the capital.

NEWS ALERT: Christians “Slaughtered” In Northeast Nigeria

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By BosNewsLife's Stefan J. Bos with Paul Jongas reporting from Nigeria 565-Boko-Haram-insurgents (1)ABUJA, NIGERIA (BosNewsLife)-- Islamic militants attacked a predominantly Christian area in northeastern Nigeria on Sunday, November 3, "slaughtering" villagers, just days after they killed Christians elsewhere in the region, residents and pastors said. Local media quoted fleeing residents as saying suspected members of the Boko Haram group "slaughtered several people as they were heading to church" in Sabon Gari, on the border of Nigeria's Borno and Adamawa states.

Militants Attack Nigeria Church, Pastor’s Daughter Killed, Several Injured

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By BosNewsLife Africa Service nigerian-churchABUJA, NIGERIA (BosNewsLife)-- Christians in Nigeria are mourning the death of a pastor's daughter who was killed when a church building was torched during "a vicious attack" on a village in Rogo Local Government Area of Kano State, Christians said.

BREAKING NEWS: Nigeria Muslim Militants Blamed For Deadly Violence Against Christians

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By BosNewsLife Africa Service JOS, NIGERIA (BosNewsLife)-- A tense calm returned to the central Nigerian city of Jos Tuesday December 2, amid fresh allegations that suspected Muslim militants used a dispute over local elections to attack churches, leaving hundreds dead and thousands fleeing their homes, this weekend.

NEWS ALERT: Nigeria Church Bomb Blast Kills 4; Deadly Reprisals

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By Paul Jongas, BosNewsLife Special Correspondent reporting from Nigeria KADUNA, NIGERIA (BosNewsLife)-- Tensions remained high in Nigeria's volatile city of Kaduna on Monday, October 29, after a suicide bomber drove his vehicle packed with explosives into a Catholic church Church, killing at least four worshipers, wounding nearly 100 and triggering deadly reprisal attacks, officials said  

Nigeria Muslim Militants Kill Cleric, 11 Christians

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By BosNewsLife Africa Service nigeria_christians11 ABUJA, NIGERIA (BosNewsLife)-- Christians and Muslims were grieving in northern Nigeria on Tuesday, February 4, after 11 Christians and a Muslim clerk along with his wife and child were murdered in separate attacks by Islamic militants.

BREAKING NEWS: Nigeria Militants Kill 6 In Church Attack

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By BosNewsLife Africa Service ABUJA, NIGERIA (BosNewsLife)-- Suspected Islamic militants attacked an evangelical church in northeast Nigeria during a worship service late Thursday, January 5, killing at least six people and injuring 10 others, BosNewsLife learned

BREAKING NEWS: Nigeria Militants Kill 100 Christian Villagers (WRAP)

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(ADDS MORE DETAILS AND REPORTS OF MORE FIGHTING) By BosNewsLife Africa Service nigeriachristiansABUJA, NIGERIA (BosNewsLife)-- Suspected Islamist militants killed more than 100 Christian villagers in northeastern Nigeria in the bloodiest single attack in months, officials confirmed Sunday, February 16. Fighters, believed to be linked to the Boko Haram group, began raiding the village of Izghe in Borno state late Saturday night, February 15, according to local witnesses and a Nigerian senator.