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Gunmen open fire after a funeral in Nigeria, killing 8

First publishedJul 13, 09:18 UTC
Last updatedJul 14, 09:46 UTC · 3h ago
11 outletSeattle Times
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Gunmen open fire after a funeral in Nigeria, killing 8
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Answer

Gunmen shot at people after a funeral in north-central Nigeria. This attack killed eight people during the event. The shooting happened following a funeral ceremony.

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Some gunmen started shooting near a funeral in Nigeria. This happened in the north-central part of the country. Eight people were killed in the attack. The gunfire came right after the funeral ended.

Why it matters

This shows that violence is happening even during sad community events. It highlights security problems in northern Nigeria.

In brief
What happened?
Gunmen opened fire on people after a funeral.
How many people died?
Eight people were killed in the shooting.
Where did this happen?
It happened in north-central Nigeria.
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All outlets report the story in a very similar way. They all focus on the basic facts: gunmen shooting after a funeral and 8 deaths.

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    Seattle TimesGunmen opened fire after a funeral.
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    Seattle TimesExplicitly states 'north-central Nigeria'.
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