Nigeria’s killing fields get bloodier

With the grim news of organised massacres popping up in many parts of the country, and the gory sights of decapitated bodies, which are now commonplace...

Eno-Abasi Sunday, Gbenga Akinfenwa (Lagos), Kelvin Ebiri (Port Harcourt), Saxone Akhaine (Kaduna) and Joseph Wantu (Makurdi)

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