Fulani Christians Deny Link to Miyetti Allah as Plateau State Violence Rages
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Fulani Christians in Nigeria say they are not members of Miyetti Allah, a Fulani socio-political organization that civil society groups, lawmakers, and its victims have accused of being involved in terrorism and the persecution of Christians. Their clarification comes as attacks linked to Fulani militants continue to affect communities in Plateau state, where at least 16 Christians were killed in March, including a 12-year-old Christian Fulani boy in Miango District. Rev. Buba Aliyu, chairman of the Fulani Christian Association of Nigeria (FCAN), addressed the issue during a recent visit to Miango, speaking with International Christian Concern (ICC) and Christian leaders.
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