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Assailants kill at least 32 in north-west Nigerian villages, residents say

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The Guardian

Armed individuals killed at least 32 people and burned houses in raids on villages in north-west Nigeria's Niger state, residents and local officials have reported. The attacks targeted the villages of Tunga-Makeri, Konkoso, and Pissa near the border with Benin, with assailants arriving on motorbikes and opening fire on residents. The violence is part of a broader pattern of insecurity in north-west Nigeria, where armed groups have been carrying out attacks on rural communities with increasing frequency.

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