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epaselect epa12448070 Pope Leo XIV presides over a Holy Mass for the Jubilee of Marian Spirituality in Saint Peter's Square, Vatican City, 12 October 2025. EPA/GIUSEPPE LAMI
NAJVEĆA OTMICA U ZEMLJI
Papa pozvao na hitno oslobađanje otetih iz katoličke škole u Nigeriji
epa08851188 Nigerians attend a mass burial of farm workers killed in an attack at Zabarmari, Borno State, northeast Nigeria, 29 November 2020. According to reports, 43 farm workers in Zabarmari were killed by Boko Haram fighters in fields near Koshobe on 28 November 2020. The attackers tied up the farm workers and cut their throats in the village of Koshobe leaving many of them beheaded. EPA/STR
egzistencijalna prijetnja
Trump zaprijetio Nigeriji vojnom akcijom ako ne zaustavi "ubojstva kršćana"
epa12171244 Activists take part in a march to mark Democracy Day in Lagos, Nigeria, 12 June 2025. Each year, Nigeria marks 12 June as Democracy Day, commemorating the restoration of democracy in 1999. EPA/EMMANUEL ADEGBOYE
PREGLED PRIJE ISPITA
Nigerijke bez grudnjaka ne smiju na ispit
epa12147257 People search a flooded area after heavy rainfall in the town of Mokwa, Niger State, Nigeria, 31 May 2025. More than 100 bodies have been recovered as search and rescue operations continue following a devastating flood that struck the Kpege area of Mokwa in the early hours of 29 May 2025, Nigeria's National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) said. EPA/AFOLABI SOTUNDE
snažna oluja
Više od 100 mrtvih u poplavama u Nigeriji
epa08500844 Firefighters spray water to extinguish a fire at the site of an accident after multiple fuel tankers spilled their cargo on a bridge along Lagos-Ibadan expressway in Lagos, Nigeria, 21 June 2020. Two people were reported dead in the overnight fire involving multiple fuel tankers. Oil tanker accident is a common phenomenon in a city of about 21 million people. EPA/AKINTUNDE AKINLEYE
VEĆ DRUGI OVAKAV NAPAD
Najmanje 16 civila ubijeno zabunom u zračnom napadu u Nigeriji
epa11237919 Supporters of opposition presidential candidate Bassirou Diomaye Faye and firebrand opposition leader Ousmane Sonko attend their closing campaign rally in Mbour, Senegal, 22 March 2024. Sonko of the dissolved party PASTEF (African Patriots of Senegal for Work, Ethics and Fraternity), and Faye, who is running for president in his place, were both released from prison late 14 March 2024. More than 7 million Senegalese registered to cast their vote for the presidential elections of 24 March. EPA/JEROME FAVRE
NAJMNOGOLJUDNIJA AFRIČKA DRŽAVA
U stampedu na školskom festivalu u Nigeriji poginulo 35 djece