Nigerian flashpoint city still wracked by killings
KANO — Despite tightened security in the restive Nigerian city of Jos following recent sectarian massacres, a wave of revenge killings has claimed the lives of both Muslims and Christians. The tension is so marked that inhabitants find it difficult to venture out in some parts of the central city, which lies on the faultline between the Muslim-majority north and the mainly Christian south. “We now live in fear as a result of killings in the city, which makes it difficult for us to move about freely,” Muhammad Sani Mudi, spokesman of the Hausa community of Muslims in Jos told AFP..... MORE Source: The Daily Tribune ALTERNATE URL: http://www.tribuneonline.org/commentary/20100326com6.html |
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