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Two Christian groups have called on Nigeria's federal and state authorities to make sure those in charge in the northern part of the country to investigate attacks they say are carried out by Islamic extremists, on Christians in the region, reports Ecumenical News International. The Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria has urged the federal government to ensure an end to attacks on and discrimination against Christians in northern Nigeria, while the ecumenical Christian Association of Nigeria has rued a lack of response from police in states in the north, where sectarian violence has taken place.
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