The Bishop of Yola told the BBC that insurgents locked the church and cut people throats in Waga, Chakawa village, Adamawa state. It was also reported that on the same day, militants also attached Kawuri village in neighboring Borno state, killing 52 people. Both of these assaults were blamed on the Islamist Boko Haram group. It's believed that Boko Haram want's to change a severe form of Islamic law, and has been acquiesced for many other deaths. Borno and Adamawa are two of north-eastern states put under emergency rules last may as the military attempts to overthrown the government through insurgency. People are living in fear because they don't know where and where the next attack will be.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-25927205
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