Gunmen linked to the Islamic State group attacked a village in Nigeria's north-eastern Adamawa state, killing at least 29 people.The militants raided a football pitch where people had gathered, opening fire indiscriminately before burning homes, places of worship, and motorcycles.The attack took place in Guyaku, a village in the Gombi local government area, and lasted several hours.State governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri visited the scene and described the attack as an "affront to our humanity." His media office reported that the atmosphere in the community remains tense, with grief and fear evident among residents.Many families have fled their homes fearing further... [Continue Reading]