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Deadly attacks reported across Nigeria as calls grow for government action

Reports indicate continuing deadly attacks in Benue, Plateau and Niger states, with political criticism of the government's response. Nigeria is described as not officially at war despite the ongoing deaths.

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Persistent attacks pose a serious security and humanitarian risk across multiple Nigerian states.

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