Terrorists kill 15 Christians During Attacks In Kaduna State, Nigeria

Terrorists kill 15 Christians During Attacks In Kaduna State, Nigeria 

Terrorists kill 15 Christians During Attacks In Kaduna State, Nigeria:

Following the murder of another Christian last week, sources claim that Fulani herdsmen and other terrorists slaughtered 15 Christians in Kaduna State, Nigeria, this week.

According to Abel Habila Adamu, a local community leader, the tragedy occurred on Wednesday when terrorists attacked the largely Christian Angwan Magaji village in Kauru County, killing three Christians. On Tuesday, the terrorists assaulted Kigam village, where three additional Christians were also killed.

The terrorists also wounded four others in the two villages, he said.

“We are saddened to inform you with a heavy heart about a resurgence of attacks on Christians by the armed Fulani herdsmen and terrorists,” Adamu said in a text message to Morning Star News. “Indeed, our land is bleeding, and the blood of innocent Christians cries profusely for justice.”

Adamu, president of the Chawai Development Association, identified the slain in the two villages as Martina Ishaya, 55; Sunday Gizindi, 55; Danjuma Alah, 35; Joseph Baza Dauda, 23; Danladi Yakubu, 57; and Simon Chibi, 33.

Those who are wounded by gunshot are identified as Yohanna Anoh Ishaya, 27; Gado Monday Kiri, 53; Victor Timothy, 23; and John Auta.

“This has clearly shown that our land is indeed under siege by our enemies, terrorists, and herdsmen,” Adamu said.

The villagers were getting ready to go to sleep. Among those killed are two children,” Samson Markus, a community leader in Zangon Kataf, told Morning Star News in a text message.

Samuel Achi, president of the Atyap Community Development Association, also identified the assailants as “Fulani herdsmen bandits” and said they set fire to two houses.

Achi claimed that “the bandits operated for over an hour before leaving the community.”