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Story summary
- At least 26 people were killed in three Easter attacks in northern Nigeria, including 17 in Mbalom, Benue State.
- The violence stems from disputes between Muslim Fulani herders and Christian farmers.
- In Borno State, four police officers died in a gunfight with an Islamic State-affiliated group.
- Five people were killed during an Easter service in Kaduna State.
- The Nigerian government denied claims of a 'Christian genocide' amid rising security concerns.
