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Line 67: − + + + + + + + + − '''On April 20, 2008,''' rioters in the city of Kano burned the shops and vehicles of Christian merchants after one merchant allegedly disparaged the Prophet Muhammad. The alleged perpetrator was held in protective custody while the police investigated the incident. − − − '''On February 8, 2008,'''' violence between Christians and Muslims in Kano State erupted following a protest organized by Muslim secondary school students, who claimed that a fellow Christian student had made insulting remarks against Muslims and Islam. Muslim students reportedly demanded the authorities hand over the Christian student, who had sought refuge at a police station. A police officer was killed in the protest, after allegedly opening fire on the protesters and killing two. − − '''On February 2, 2008,''' five churches were burned in Yana, 30 miles outside the capital of Bauchi State. A police station and barracks were also razed, as rioters protested the alleged defamation of the Qur'an by a female Christian student. − − '''On December 11, 2007,''' violence broke out in Yelwa in northeastern Bauchi State following the demolition of a mosque, allegedly by individuals opposed to the mosque's construction at a government secondary school. In retaliation, Muslim youths reportedly destroyed churches, including the Pentecostal Redeemed Christian Church of Jos, and properties of Christian residents. Bauchi State Governor Isa Yuguda claimed the violence was politically motivated. − − '''On October 5, 2007,''' nine Christians were killed and churches, shops and houses set ablaze in Tudun Dankande local government area, Kano State, allegedly over anger about a cartoon defaming the Prophet Muhammad that originated in Bangladesh. − − − '''On September 29, 2007,''' Christian and Muslim youths violently clashed in the Tudun Wada area of Kano State, 70 miles outside of Kano city, after a Christian teacher allegedly displayed an offensive caricature of the Prophet Muhammad in his classroom. Reportedly, nine persons were killed and churches were razed in the incident. Other reports of the same incident claimed that Muslims in Tudun Wada, reacting against negative statements by the Christian Association of Nigeria about Christians who had converted to Islam, indiscriminately destroyed Christian homes and businesses in the area.
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====Recent violent episodes====
====Recent violent episodes====
'''On May 13, 2008,''' Muslims in Ningi, Bauchi State, destroyed six churches, allegedly to protest the rescuing of two Christian girls by local police.
'''On Nov 21, 2025''' 52 Catholic school students in Nigeria kidnapped by gunmen in latest attack.<br>
'''On May 13, 2008,''' Muslims in Ningi, Bauchi State, destroyed six churches, allegedly to protest the rescuing of two Christian girls by local police.<br>
'''On April 20, 2008,''' rioters in the city of Kano burned the shops and vehicles of Christian merchants after one merchant allegedly disparaged the Prophet Muhammad. The alleged perpetrator was held in protective custody while the police investigated the incident.<br>
'''On February 8, 2008,'''' violence between Christians and Muslims in Kano State erupted following a protest organized by Muslim secondary school students, who claimed that a fellow Christian student had made insulting remarks against Muslims and Islam. Muslim students reportedly demanded the authorities hand over the Christian student, who had sought refuge at a police station. A police officer was killed in the protest, after allegedly opening fire on the protesters and killing two.<br>
'''On February 2, 2008,''' five churches were burned in Yana, 30 miles outside the capital of Bauchi State. A police station and barracks were also razed, as rioters protested the alleged defamation of the Qur'an by a female Christian student.<br>
'''On December 11, 2007,''' violence broke out in Yelwa in northeastern Bauchi State following the demolition of a mosque, allegedly by individuals opposed to the mosque's construction at a government secondary school. In retaliation, Muslim youths reportedly destroyed churches, including the Pentecostal Redeemed Christian Church of Jos, and properties of Christian residents. Bauchi State Governor Isa Yuguda claimed the violence was politically motivated.<br>
'''On October 5, 2007,''' nine Christians were killed and churches, shops and houses set ablaze in Tudun Dankande local government area, Kano State, allegedly over anger about a cartoon defaming the Prophet Muhammad that originated in Bangladesh.<br>
'''On September 29, 2007,''' Christian and Muslim youths violently clashed in the Tudun Wada area of Kano State, 70 miles outside of Kano city, after a Christian teacher allegedly displayed an offensive caricature of the Prophet Muhammad in his classroom. Reportedly, nine persons were killed and churches were razed in the incident. Other reports of the same incident claimed that Muslims in Tudun Wada, reacting against negative statements by the Christian Association of Nigeria about Christians who had converted to Islam, indiscriminately destroyed Christian homes and businesses in the area.
====Genocide of Christians====
====Genocide of Christians====
'''In 2025 the murders have increased! See''' [[Christianity in Nigeria]] '''and''' [[Modern_Genocide_of_Christians#Genocide_in_Nigeria | Modern Genocide of Christians]] '''for current information.'''<ref>https://www.opendoors.org/en-US/research-reports/articles/stories/nigeria-genocidal-massacres-not-being-taken-seriously/</ref><ref name=A>https://www.opendoors.org/en-US/persecution/countries/nigeria/</ref><ref>https://www.atlanticcouncil.org/blogs/new-atlanticist/with-trumps-threats-of-military-intervention-in-nigeria-tinubu-faces-a-delicate-balancing-act/</ref><ref>https://www.foxnews.com/world/trumps-warning-nigeria-offers-hope-nations-persecuted-christians</ref>
'''In 2025 the murders have increased! See''' [[Christianity in Nigeria]] '''and''' [[Modern_Genocide_of_Christians#Genocide_in_Nigeria | Modern Genocide of Christians]] '''for current information.'''<ref>https://www.opendoors.org/en-US/research-reports/articles/stories/nigeria-genocidal-massacres-not-being-taken-seriously/</ref><ref name=A>https://www.opendoors.org/en-US/persecution/countries/nigeria/</ref><ref>https://www.atlanticcouncil.org/blogs/new-atlanticist/with-trumps-threats-of-military-intervention-in-nigeria-tinubu-faces-a-delicate-balancing-act/</ref><ref>https://www.foxnews.com/world/trumps-warning-nigeria-offers-hope-nations-persecuted-christians</ref>