#Benuekillings: PHOTOS from ongoing Heavy protest in Nigeria to mourn the deaths of 2 Rev.Fathers, others killed by herdsmen across Nigeria

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There's  Heavy protest ongoing in every part of Nigeria as instructed by CAN to commiserate with the killings of their Clergy colleagues Rev. Fathers , Joseph Gor and Felix Tyolaha alongside 18 others.

  Christians faithfuls nationwide have taken to the streets to protest killings by suspected herdsmen.
It could be recalled, last week Queendoosh reported of a deadly  shooting incidence carried out by herdsmen at Mbalom,Gwer-east area of Benue state which claimed the lives of 19 persons and over 20 others at Tse-ali agudu in Benue state. Similarly, they have been killings going on in every part of the country as a result of herdsmen's attack.
The peaceful protest is to alert the world on the genocide been perpetrated by the herdsmen across Nigeria.
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