Gunmen kill at least 24 in central Nigeria: survivors
Both outlets reported that gunmen wielding guns and machetes killed at least 24 people in Plateau state, Nigeria, based on survivor accounts to AFP. The framing was largely uniform, with both emphasizing the number of victims and the use of weapons. The excerpts also similarly described the incident as a flare-up in an area with recurring communal violence.
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Gunmen kill at least 24 in central Nigeria: survivors
Attackers wielding guns and machetes killed at least two dozen people in central Nigeria's Plateau state, survivors told AFP on Tuesday, the latest flare-up in a state plagued by recurring communal violence.
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Gunmen kill at least 24 in central Nigeria: survivors
JOS, Nigeria: Attackers wielding guns and machetes killed at least two dozen people in central Nigeria’s Plateau state, survivors told AFP on Tuesday, the latest flare-up in a state plagued by recurring communal violence. Muslim ethnic Fulani nomadic herders have long clashed with settled farmers in Plateau, many of whom are Christian, over access to land and resources. “We were sleeping, we he...
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