Gunmen kill at least 27 in mosque attack in northern Nigeria, officials say
Summary
At least 27 people were killed when armed men attacked a mosque during morning prayers in northern Nigeria's Katsina state. The shooting happened in Unguwan Mantau village, with no group immediately claiming responsibility. Such attacks are increasing in Nigeria's northwest and north-central areas.Key Facts
- Armed men attacked a mosque during morning prayers in Katsina state, Nigeria.
- At least 27 worshippers were killed and several others were injured.
- The incident took place in the village of Unguwan Mantau.
- No group has claimed responsibility for the attack.
- Similar attacks are common in Nigeria's northwestern and north-central regions.
- A previous attack in June in another region killed over 100 people.
- The Nigerian government has deployed the army and police to the affected area.
- Conflicts often arise in these regions over land and water resources.
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