Cameroon: Haram jihadists raid village, ransack church


By Joseph DeCaro, Worthy News Correspondent

(Worthy News) – A raid on Tayere in northern Cameroon this month killed eight as Boko Haram’s jihadists ransacked the village church and robbed Christians of what meager belongings they had.

According to Barnabas Aid, the jihadists also damaged property in the neighboring village of Goldavi.

Many residents have already fled their villages, but now they must remain in refugee camps because of the threats from Boko Haram.

This latest raid comes after a string of similar attacks last month as Haram jihadists continue their reign of terror in the region.

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