DANIEL EYRE

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                    [Title] => Survivors of Nigeria attack describe killings
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Survivors of an assault by Islamic militants that killed hundreds of civilians in Nigeria have described days of relentless violence in which, one witness said, some people were slaughtered "like insects."

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                    [AuthorName] => Haruna Umar and Christopher Torchia
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                    [Title] => Amnesty: Nigeria massacre deadliest in history of Boko Haram
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Hundreds of bodies — too many to count — remain strewn in the bush in Nigeria from an Islamic extremist attack that Amnesty International suggested Friday is the "deadliest massacre" in the history of Boko Haram.

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Survivors of Nigeria attack describe killings

By Haruna Umar and Christopher Torchia | January 13, 2015 - 5:18am

Survivors of an assault by Islamic militants that killed hundreds of civilians in Nigeria have described days of relentless violence in which, one witness said, some people were slaughtered "like insects."

World

Amnesty: Nigeria massacre deadliest in history of Boko Haram

By Ibrahim Abdulaziz and Haruna Umar | January 11, 2015 - 3:11am

Hundreds of bodies — too many to count — remain strewn in the bush in Nigeria from an Islamic extremist attack that Amnesty International suggested Friday is the "deadliest massacre" in the history of...

World