United Nations condems Nigeria killings

An attack by a radical Muslim sect which killed at least 69 people in north-east Nigeria has been condemned by the United Nations.

Sun, 06 Nov, 2011 - 12:48

An attack by a radical Muslim sect which killed at least 69 people in north-east Nigeria has been condemned by the United Nations.

The Security Council called the attacks “criminal and unjustifiable” and has asked members to help Nigerian authorities bring those responsible to justice.

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