Why Bombers Target Churches in Nigeria
Limited protective measures and the absence of access control mechanisms, are some of the reasons the police believe renders places of worship vulnerable.
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Nigeria: Why Churches Are Target of Bombings - Police
Leadership, 28 June 2012
The Nigerian Police have given reason why places of worship have become the main targets of bombing attacks in the country. read more »
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Nigeria: No to Religious War (opinion)
Leadership, 27 June 2012
His Lordship Matthew Hassan Kukah, the Catholic bishop of Sokoto Diocese, is a man of peace with critical mind. He is one man in the north who has consistently canvassed restraint ... read more »
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Nigeria: Violence Aided By Technology
Daily Trust, 28 June 2012
Modern Information and Communication Technology (ICT) is aiding and abetting religious violence and insurgency in northern part of Nigeria, the president of Civil Rights Congress ... read more »
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Nigeria: Kaduna, Jos, Kano Experiencing Crises of Governance - NLC
Daily Trust, 28 June 2012
What is happening in some northern states, including Kaduna, Jos, Kano, Maiduguri and Yobe can be described as crises of governance, Vice President of the Nigerian Labour Congress ... read more »
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Nigeria: Kanti Bello to Mark - You're Blackmailing Muslims
Daily Trust, 28 June 2012
Senator Muhammad Kanti Bello yesterday criticized Senate President David Mark for blaming northern elders over lingering Boko Haram insurgency, saying the Senate president "must ... read more »
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Nigeria: Mark to Critics - Fight Against Boko Haram Is Collective
Leadership, 28 June 2012
President of the Senate, David Mark, has said that the battle against insecurity, particularly the activities of the Boko Haram sect is a collective one. read more »
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Nigeria: Mark Betrays the Trust of Northerners - Prof Ango Abdullahi
Daily Trust, 28 June 2012
A prominent member of the Northern Elders Forum, Professor Ango Abdullahi, says Senate President David Mark has betrayed the trust bestowed on him as one of the leaders from the ... read more »
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Nigeria: Senate Canvasses for Special Courts On Terrorism
This Day, 28 June 2012
The Senate Wedessday rose from a week-long retreat in Uyo, Akwa Ibom State capital with a call on the Federal Government to create special courts for terrorism. read more »
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Nigeria: Tackling Insecurity - the Model in Abia
Vanguard, 28 June 2012
THE period between 2008 and 2010 was indeed very trying for the Federal Government and particularly the indigenes of Abia State following the spate kidnapping and armed robbery in ... read more »
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