Nigeria Sees Bloodiest Year of Boko Haram Attacks

21 Dec 2012

“The Nigerian militant Islamist sect Boko Haram is blamed for more than 750 deaths in 2012, making it the group’s bloodiest year, with attacks on churches, schools, government buildings, media centers, markets, security forces and communications networks. “

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