'They sent a letter asking to preach. Then they massacred us' - Nigerians on jihadist attack
Summary
An attack by armed jihadists took place in the villages of Woro and Nuku in Nigeria's Kwara state. Over 75 people died, and the attackers kidnapped 38 women and children. The Nigerian government blames the jihadist group Boko Haram for the incident.Key Facts
- More than 100 jihadists attacked the villages on motorbikes.
- The attack happened just before sunset as residents were returning from farming.
- The jihadists targeted the home of a local leader, burning it and killing two of his children.
- Many victims had their hands and feet tied, with some having their throats slit.
- The attackers kidnapped 38 people, including women and children.
- Boko Haram is held responsible by the government, though they have not commented.
- The attackers wanted the villagers to reject the Nigerian government and follow their ideology.
- Amnesty International noted that warnings were sent to villagers before the attack.
- The military investigated the area briefly but left before the attack began.
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