By Mohammed Adamu

The storm raised by the Christmas Day  bombings, especially the attack on St. Theresa's Catholic Church, Madalla, near Abuja, appears to be far from settling as more Nigerians from the different religious divides across the country continue to voice anger over the incidents. Already, Christian leaders like Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor have reacted in the bitterest of manners, almost going wild and threatening to throw the country into a state of war if there's any violent attack on Christians by Boko Haram. Other Christian leaders such Reverend Saidu Dogo, a leader of CAN in the 19 northern states also threatened to avenge any further attacks on Christians.

By Abdullahi Yunusa,Tobias Lengnan Dapam and Ikechukwu Okaforadi

Though the year 2011 has come and gone, but not without a mention of a number of unfortunate incidences, especially serial bombings which is /and still threatening the nation’s soul. Activities of the Boko Haram Islamist sect which seemed to have dwarfed all efforts aimed at getting to its roots remained a monster with over 500 lives lost and property worth millions of naira lost in the last 12 months.