Fulani Extremists Kill 25 Christians After Nigerian Army Ignores Early Warnings
Source excerpt
At least 25 Christians, including a 2-month-old, were killed in separate attacks during the weekend in Nigeria’s Middle Belt region. The first attack occurred on Saturday night, July 11, in the Kum and Wereng-Comp communities of Ryom County in Plateau state. Residents told International Christian Concern (ICC) that the Fulani entered the community around 11:30 p.m. “We got a security alert on social media that Fulani are attacking us on Sunday,” said a local, who wished to remain anonymous. “We’re on alert but not prepared since we don’t have guns.
More reports by country
About these links
Documented deaths register
Documented deaths register
- Supports the deaths register
- No
- Collected
Sources and review of this report
This is an excerpt from the original publication. Vigil has not independently established every claim. Original text preserved in the source language.