Sunday, June 3, 2012

Boko Haram Muslim Suicide Car Bomber Drives Into Nigerian Christian Church, Blast Kills 15, Wounds 42

Boko Haram has struck again in Nigeria - no, you won't find that the suicide car bomber IS from Boko Haram but I assure you he was.

From the article at VOA News:

Nigerian officials say a suicide bomber drove a car packed with explosives into a church in northern Nigeria Sunday, killing at least 15 people, in the most recent in a series of attacks against Christians in the area.

Emergency officials say an additional 42 people were injured in the bombing, which occurred as worshipers were leaving an early morning service on the outskirts of Bauchi city, the capital of Bauchi state.

Witnesses say the powerful blast caused the church to collapse, trapping worshipers, killing civilians and security personnel, and leaving others with gruesome injuries.

No group has taken responsibility for the attack, but the militant Islamist group Boko Haram has targeted Nigerian churches in the past.

So here we have another attack on Christians in Nigeria...another 15 dead Christians to add to the growing total massacred by Muslims in the African country.  And most of the world just goes along its merry way, whistling with their head in the air.

The persecution of Christians across this world by the messengers of Mohammed has reached an all time fevered pitch and if it isn't stopped soon, it will basically be a mass extermination.



Bomber Strikes Nigerian Church,Kills 15


Nigerian officials say a suicide bomber drove a car packed with explosives into a church in northern Nigeria Sunday, killing at least 15 people, in the most recent in a series of attacks against Christians in the area.

Emergency officials say an additional 42 people were injured in the bombing, which occurred as worshipers were leaving an early morning service on the outskirts of Bauchi city, the capital of Bauchi state.

Witnesses say the powerful blast caused the church to collapse, trapping worshipers, killing civilians and security personnel, and leaving others with gruesome injuries.

No group has taken responsibility for the attack, but the militant Islamist group Boko Haram has targeted Nigerian churches in the past.

Boko Haram has been blamed for hundreds of killings, including the Christmas day bombings of Nigerian churches that killed more than 30 people.

The group has said it wants to establish an Islamic state in northern Nigeria and does not recognize the government or the country's constitution.

The country of 150 million is about evenly divided between Muslims, who mostly live in the north, and Christians who dominate in the south.

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