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Nigeria: Muslims kidnap 287 children ages 5-12 from their school

The attacks against the non-muslim population in Africa are escalating

Newsroom March 12 08:18

This is not the same incident as the one we reported on here. That one took place in Borno State. This one took place in Kaduna State. That one involved Boko Haram jihadis. This one involves Fulani jihadis.

In every case, however, the jihadis are endeavoring to “strike terror in the enemies of Allah” (Qur’an 8:60) and ultimately subjugate them under the rule of an Islamic caliphate.

BREAKING:

287 Nigerian kids aged between 5-12 were kidnapped today from their school by an Islamist Fulani militia in the state of Kaduna.

Any protest marches planned in London? Nothing?

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— Visegrád 24 (@visegrad24) March 8, 2024

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The Nigerian government is being accused of at best being indifferent to this endeavor, and at worst, complicit in it.

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