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Nigerian police deny church attacks as residents insist 168 people are held by armed groups

Nigerian police deny church attacks as residents insist 168 people are held by armed groups

  • Kaduna State Police Commissioner Muhammad Rabiu described news reports of the attacks as rumors
  • It is common for police and locals to have contradicting accounts of attacks in Nigeria’s hard-hit villages
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