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Fulanis in Liberia Raise Concern over Attacks and Threats on Their Lives and Businesses

Fulanis in Liberia Raise Concern over Attacks and Threats on Their Lives and Businesses Fulanis in Liberia Raise Concern over Attacks and Threats on Their Lives and Businesses Share MONROVIA – The Fula Community in Liberia has sounded a caveat against what it terms as “unjustifiable threats and attacks” on the lives and businesses of scores of its members across the country by “hooligans”. In a statement issued in Monrovia on Thursday, May 27, the group condemned the recent vandalizing of businesses and brutal attacks on some of its kinsmen in Grand Gedeh County. It can be recalled that a violent clash on May 18 erupted between some members of the Fula and Krahn communities in Zwedru over the death of a resident.

Why the kidnapping industry is thriving in Nigeria

Why ‘the kidnapping industry is thriving’ in Nigeria Ayo and his wife left their friends’ house in Akure early. They had received a warning that bandits had attacked somewhere along the two-hour stretch of rural highway home, and they wanted to get there before dark. Just over an hour into the drive through southwestern Nigeria, they crossed a police checkpoint where officers and vigilantes milled around the site of the earlier attack. They drove a few minutes further along the road before two cars ahead of them began to slow down. Around 15 young men emerged from the bush, spaced around 10 feet apart in a long line down the highway, shooting pump-action rifles into the air and screaming at the motorists.

Why the kidnapping industry is thriving business in Nigeria

by Neil Munshi in Ede, Osun state Ayo and his wife left their friends’ house in Akure early. They had received a warning that bandits had attacked somewhere along the two-hour stretch of rural highway home, and they wanted to get there before dark. Just over an hour into the drive through southwestern Nigeria, they crossed a police checkpoint where officers and vigilantes milled around the site of the earlier attack. They drove a few minutes further along the road before two cars ahead of them began to slow down. Around 15 young men emerged from the bush, spaced around 10 feet apart in a long line down the highway, shooting pump-action rifles into the air and screaming at the motorists.

France under pressure to admit responsibility for Mali airstrike

France under pressure to admit responsibility for Mali airstrike Emmanuel Akinwotu in Lagos and Paul Lorgerie in Bamako © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Pascal Guyot/AFP/Getty Images France is facing growing calls to accept responsibility for an airstrike that killed 19 civilians at a wedding in a village in Mali in January, following the publication of a United Nations report into the attack. The damning investigation by the UN released last month, its first into French military action, said the airstrike hit Bounti village on 3 January, killing 19 guests at the wedding and three militants. Groups representing families of the victims, who were all men, survivors of the airstrike, and rights groups have called for military personnel implicated in the strike to be face charges, and condemned the attack – one of a string of incidents in recent years in which innocent civilians have been reported killed in anti-jihadist operations.

Bounty : des députés français appellent Paris à «reconnaître la bavure» – Koulouba com

Bounty : des députés français appellent Paris à «reconnaître la bavure» – Koulouba com
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