Two attacks took place in Nigeria. In one, people were killed, and in the other, children were kidnapped
The attackers stormed into the town of Guiaku and fired randomly for several hours, killing residents and destroying property, Reuters reported. 29 people died.
The group claimed responsibility for the attack Islamic State (IS), without stating the motives. Local residents say that the targets were young people gathered on the soccer field.
Adamawa region, in the northeast Nigeria, has been subjected to multiple attacks by Boko Haram insurgents and members of criminal gangs in recent years.
Earlier today (April 28.4), news arrived that armed robbers kidnapped 23 three children from an orphanage in Nigeria, in Kogi state.
15 children have already been rescued, and eight are still in captivity. The facility where the attack took place was operating illegally.
So far, no one has claimed responsibility for this attack.
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The French Ministry of the Interior estimated that there were around 410.000 people at the protests, while the CGT union stated that there were close to 800.000. In Paris, the police used tear gas and water cannons
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