Lakurawa, an Islamic State–affiliated group operating in northwestern Nigeria along the border with Niger. Photo via @ZAYIDAHMED/X, Africa Defense Forum. At least 167 people were killed when gunmen attacked the villages of Woro and Nuku in Kwara State, western Nigeria, according to the Nigerian Red Cross, making it one of the deadliest recent attacks in the country. The assaults took place Tuesday evening, with attackers carrying out executions and setting fire to homes, shops, and other buildings. Officials said details were still being gathered, and no group has formally claimed responsibility. Death toll estimates vary. Amnesty International said more than 170 people were killed, citing widespread destruction and looting. The Red Cross said access to the villages has been difficult because of their remoteness near…
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