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Mauaji yametokea Kaskazini mwa Nigeria ikielezwa watu wenye silaha ambao ni Wanamgambo pamoja na vikundi vya kigaidi kuvamia vijiji na kuanza kushambulia kwa risasi na kuchoma moto nyumba.
Abubakar Ahmed, kiongozi wa Serikali ya Mtaa ya Bukkuyum amesema idadi ya Watu waliofariki ni zaidi ya 100 katika maeneo ya Bukkuyum na Anka licha ya kuwa mamlaka za Serikali zimedai idadi ya kamili ya waliopoteza maisha haijajulikana.
Baadhi ya wanakijiji wamesema kuna miili imezikwa, mingine imechomwa na bado zoezi ya kutafuta miili linaendelea.
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More than 100 killed in Nigeria attack – villagers
More than 100 people have been killed by suspected “bandit” militants in northern Nigeria, it was reported on Friday, as authorities continued to search for bodies and suspects after days of violence.
Gunmen on motorbikes arrived in large numbers in as many as nine communities between Tuesday and Thursday night, opening fire on residents and burning homes, according to survivors who fled.
Abubakar Ahmed, a resident of the Bukkuyum local government district, told the Associated Press that the gunmen “killed more than 100 people” in Bukkuyum and Anka.
Aliyu Anka, a resident of Anka Town – a community known for artisanal mining – also said more than 100 people were thought to have been killed. In one village, “they killed people from 20 years and above”, he said. “Some have been buried, some were burned, and we are still looking for bodies.”
Source: BBC
Abubakar Ahmed, kiongozi wa Serikali ya Mtaa ya Bukkuyum amesema idadi ya Watu waliofariki ni zaidi ya 100 katika maeneo ya Bukkuyum na Anka licha ya kuwa mamlaka za Serikali zimedai idadi ya kamili ya waliopoteza maisha haijajulikana.
Baadhi ya wanakijiji wamesema kuna miili imezikwa, mingine imechomwa na bado zoezi ya kutafuta miili linaendelea.
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More than 100 killed in Nigeria attack – villagers
More than 100 people have been killed by suspected “bandit” militants in northern Nigeria, it was reported on Friday, as authorities continued to search for bodies and suspects after days of violence.
Gunmen on motorbikes arrived in large numbers in as many as nine communities between Tuesday and Thursday night, opening fire on residents and burning homes, according to survivors who fled.
Abubakar Ahmed, a resident of the Bukkuyum local government district, told the Associated Press that the gunmen “killed more than 100 people” in Bukkuyum and Anka.
Aliyu Anka, a resident of Anka Town – a community known for artisanal mining – also said more than 100 people were thought to have been killed. In one village, “they killed people from 20 years and above”, he said. “Some have been buried, some were burned, and we are still looking for bodies.”
Source: BBC