Religious leaders in Nigeria call for justice and government protection for Muslims amid rising tensions and profiling in Kaduna.
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Updated Sep 2
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Religious leaders in Nigeria call for justice and government protection for Muslims amid rising tensions and profiling in Kaduna.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Religious violence continues in the Middle Belt, prompting criticism of state officials regarding the violence in Kaduna.Sub-event
- CAN Romi Chapter is operating in Kaduna, while the local agency manages ongoing road construction projects.Sub-event
NSCIA and CAN address religious profiling and demand government action in Kaduna.1 source
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The entities involved
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Nigerian Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs
Nigerian Islamic organization
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Christian Association of Nigeria
Nigerian Christian organization
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Kaduna
state capital of Kaduna State in Nigeria
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