Armed men kidnap dozens in attacks on Nigerian villages
📍 How it ended
The attacks led to the killing and kidnapping of dozens of worshippers and villagers during Friday prayers, with police confirming the abductions. Reports identified the perpetrators as armed men or jihadists.
Epilogue added 1h ago, after coverage quieted.
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Armed men kidnap dozens in attacks on Nigerian villages Al Jazeera · 35d ago broke it first
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