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Six Christians slain in central Nigeria

Six Christians slain in central Nigeria

Suspected Fulani herdsmen last week invaded three predominantly Christian communities in Benue state, Nigeria, killing six Christians, injuring another and kidnapping eight residents, area sources said.
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