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43, 000 Christians Killed By Nigerian Jihadists In 12 Years, 18,500 Permanently Disappeared And 17,500 Churches Attacked

43, 000 Christians Killed By Nigerian Jihadists In 12 Years, 18,500 Permanently Disappeared And 17,500 Churches Attacked
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Cameroun : Le paludisme tue toujours plus que la Covid-19

Cameroun : Le paludisme tue toujours plus que la Covid-19
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U.S. warns against travel to 14 Nigerian states

Views: 150 The United States, in its latest travel advisories warned its citizens to avoid some 14 Nigerian states, rife with terrorism, banditry and kidnapping. Although it approved travel to other parts, it urged its citizens to “Reconsider travel to Nigeria”. In the updated advisory, the U.S. State Department added at least 116 countries this week to its “Level Four: Do Not Travel” advisory list. The UK, Canada, France, Israel, Mexico, Germany and others are on the list, citing a “very high level of COVID-19.” Before Tuesday, the State Department listed 34 out of about 200 countries as “Do Not Travel.” The State Department now lists 150 countries at Level Four.

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NIGERIA: Yola Diocese Commissions Estate for Resettlement of Displaced Persons

NIGERIA: Yola Diocese Commissions Estate for Resettlement of Displaced Persons By Arnold Neliba YOLA, APRIL 13, 2021 (CISA)-Rt. Rev. Stephen Dami Mamza, bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Yola, has commissioned Sangere-Marghi estate meant for the resettlement of displaced victims of Boko Haram attacks. “This project is a tall dream come true since the Catholic Diocese of Yola first opened its doors to host IDPs since Sunday 15th September 2014 after the fall of some Local Governments in Northern Adamawa following the attacks of Boko Haram on local villagers,” reads a statement read by Bishop Mamza on April 12. While sharing on the diocese’s seven-year journey of taking care of the IDP’s, Bishop Mamza disclosed that pressure started mounting in October 2014, when Mubi town and the environs came under Boko Haram occupation and thousands fled into Yola and were in need of food and shelter. St. Theresa’s IDPs Camp housed 4,700 persons.

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I'll Keep Praying For Muslims To Build Churches For Christians — Bishop Kukah

I'll Keep Praying For Muslims To Build Churches For Christians — Bishop Kukah
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