| 5,706,345 |
12.00012 |
8.51672 |
Nigeria |
|
Hundreds of rioting Muslims set a Shariah court ablaze Friday (22/05) in Nigeria's northern Kano city, protesting its decision to free a cleric accused of insulting the prophet Mohammed. |
| 5,706,349 |
5.10658 |
7.36667 |
Nigeria |
|
Unidentified gunmen abduct a woman in Aba, Abia State. The date and the motive for the kidnapping are not known - source dated 22/05. |
| 5,706,353 |
10.88639 |
13.63 |
Nigeria |
|
Boko Haram attacks the village of Jwamda-Kobla in Madagali the early morning of 22/05. Causalities not known. |
| 5,706,356 |
7.25256 |
5.19312 |
Nigeria |
|
Employees of an electric provider protest non-payment of salaries "at the weekend." |
| 5,706,360 |
10.86086 |
13.6136 |
Nigeria |
|
Boko Haram attacks Kamburo Karaga, killing 10 residents. Date vague - the attack took place "at the weekend." |
| 5,706,364 |
7.16218 |
9.0888 |
Nigeria |
|
Fulani herdsmen attack several Logo villages (Iorzaa, Ukura, Gusa, Per and Gafa) on 25/05 or 24/05 (sources conflict on dates) killing between 50 and 100. The attackers also burned homes and farmlands. |
| 5,706,368 |
7.35222 |
9.1929 |
Nigeria |
|
Fulani herdsmen attack several Logo villages (Iorzaa, Ukura, Gusa, Per and Gafa) on 25/05 or 24/05 (sources conflict on dates) killing between 50 and 100. The attackers also burned homes and farmlands. |
| 5,706,372 |
7.5 |
9.33333 |
Nigeria |
|
Fulani herdsmen attack several Logo villages (Iorzaa, Ukura, Gusa, Per and Gafa) on 25/05 or 24/05 (sources conflict on dates) killing between 50 and 100. The attackers also burned homes and farmlands. |
| 5,706,376 |
7.5636 |
9.55258 |
Nigeria |
|
Fulani herdsmen attack several Logo villages (Iorzaa, Ukura, Gusa, Per and Gafa) on 25/05 or 24/05 (sources conflict on dates) killing between 50 and 100. The attackers also burned homes and farmlands. |
| 5,706,379 |
6.01986 |
6.91478 |
Nigeria |
|
Commercial motorcycle operators, popularly known as Okada riders, in Nnewi, Anambra State, embarked on protest against alleged plans by the state government to ban their operations in major cities of Awka, Onitsha and Nnewi. |
