[net-gold] COUNTRIES: NIGERIA : CRIME AND CRIMINALS: MURDER HOMICIDE, KIDNAPPING : TERRORISM: Nigeria Bombing: 'People Are Dying Every Day.... We Are Not Safe'
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- Date: Sat, 24 May 2014 22:17:47 -0400 (EDT)
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COUNTRIES: NIGERIA :
CRIME AND CRIMINALS: MURDER HOMICIDE, KIDNAPPING :
TERRORISM:
Nigeria Bombing: 'People Are Dying Every Day.... We Are Not Safe'
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Nigeria Bombing: 'People Are Dying Every Day.... We Are Not Safe'
Robyn Dixon
Los Angeles Times
http://www.latimes.com/world/africa/
la-fg-nigeria-survivors-20140523-story.html#page=1
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In the teeming Nigerian market, a group of final-year medical laboratory
students ambled home after their lectures. Blessing Gushi, a 30-year-old
pharmacist, stopped to buy food for her family.
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Elizabeth Musa, 50, a trader, was selling sweets, drinks and other small
things to scrape out a meager living. Magdalene Solomon, a policewoman who
had just bought tickets to fly to Lagos for training, had stopped to buy
cooking oil and watched as it was carefully poured into a plastic bottle.
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Ruth Joseph, working in a market cafe, had seated her 3-year-old daughter,
Dorcas, nearby.
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Two cars had been left near the market in Jos, but no one noticed. The
streets are always lined with parked cars in various stages of disrepair.
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Just after 3 p.m. Tuesday, two car bombs shattered the afternoon, killing
scores of people. No group claimed responsibility but residents said the
northeastern Nigerian terrorist organization Boko Haram, which had sent
letters in the weeks before threatening to attack the market and schools,
apparently had left a letter stuck on a wall that morning.
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At least 122 people died in the attack, authorities said. The dead
included several of the medical students and others from Jos University
Teaching Hospital.
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A spate of car bombs in Jos, Kano and Abuja, the capital, has killed
hundreds in recent weeks. Boko Haram claimed responsibility for a car bomb
attack at a bus station in Abuja last month that killed 75 people and
wounded dozens. Many Nigerians believe the group, which wants to impose an
Islamic state across Nigeria and is opposed to Western education and
culture, is responsible for all the recent bomb attacks and fear that it
has entered a more violent phase of operations.
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The U.N. Security Council on Thursday imposed sanctions against Boko
Haram, adding it to a list of groups subject to an arms embargo and asset
freeze. The terrorist group is also responsible for the April abduction of
more than 300 girls, most of them from a school in the town of Chibok.
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In the Jos attack, Gushi, the pharmacist, was killed instantly,
decapitated by the explosion. When her best friend, Naomi Pam, found her
body at Plateau State Specialist Hospital later, the only way she
recognized her was by her name tag.
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