Nigerian Women's Murders Denied by Task Force

Reports that twenty women were killed in their homes by suspected militants, for wearing mini-skirts and trousers, has been denied by the Joint Task Force.

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Nigerian women.

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  • Nigeria:  20 Women Reported Killed by Militants

    Vanguard, 24 November 2012

    Barely 24 hours after over ten people were slaughtered in Maiduguri, twenty ladies in mini skirts and trousers were yesterday slaughtered in their separate homes in the metropolis ... read more »

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Twenty mini-skirted women were massacred in Maiduguri,



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  • fuming
    Nov 25 2012, 12:36

    why would the Government continue to remain in power when they have failed the people so muchand everyday senseless murders like this is on the rise.Nigerians send their military to protect other countries with such problems yet they cannot protect their own citizen,will the government continue to sit and pretend everything is in control until a civil war starts?i have never seen such incompetency or nonchanlancy.before they claimed Henry Okah was responsible until these so called jihadist became bolder,yet,they continue to hold that man in south Africa jail and his associates here some of which have died in custody.how until all hell has broken loose?