At least 100 people were killed in the attack of the militants in Nigeria: Rights Group Armed groups news

International internationals called on the Nigerian government to make more effort to stop the attacks in Peno.

At least 100 people were killed in a northern Nigerian town in the north of the night after an attack by the militants, and Amnesty International also called on the government to end the “almost daily bloodshed in the state of Peno.”

This attack, which took place from late Friday to Saturday morning, took place in Yalouata, a town in Peno, according to the amnesty.

“Amnesty International was anxious documentation Attractive attacks Through the state of Pino, where the militants were in a period of killing with impunity. These attacks caused a tremendous displacement and may affect food security because the majority of the victims are farmers. ”The law group wrote on X.

The organization said: “The failure of the Nigerian authorities to stop violence costs people’s lives and ways to live, and without an immediate procedure, many lives may be lost,” adding that many people are still missing from the attack.

The Nigerian authorities must immediately end almost daily bloodshed in Peno and the actual perpetrators to justice.

The terrible killing of more than 100 people by the militants who invaded the Yelewata. Late from Friday to the early hours of Saturday, June 14, 2025, offers …

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Tersoo Kula, a spokeswoman for the state governor’s office, told Agence France -Presse on Saturday that the attack lasted about two hours and a “burnt homes).

He added that government officials and police officials visited Yelwata and “confirmed” the death toll from 45.

Police spokesman Audem Edit confirmed the attack on Agence France -Presse and said that the police had been involved in the attackers in a battle with firearms.

But the local residents told AFP that they were afraid that more than 100 people had been killed in the attack.

“It is very bad, many people have died,” said Amin Liava Hair, a city resident. “It could be more than 100, and many houses have also been burned,” he added.

Another resident, Christian Msuega, said he escaped from the attack, but his sister and brother died after they were alive.

In the region, the attacks are common like local sponsors, most of whom are Muslims, farmers, and many of them are Christians, colliding with limited access to land and water.

Last month, the militants who are believed to be at least 20 people were killed in the Gueen West area in Pino.