Un'immagine del villaggio di Dutse Uku, nel gennaio scorso

(AFP PHOTO FILES / AMINU ABUBAKAR)

A picture taken on January 24, 2010 shows Muslim residents salvaging corrugated metal roofing sheets from burnt out buildings in Dutse Uku in the Nassarawa Gwom district city of Jos, the epicentre of the four-day christian-muslim sectarian violence which left about 400 dead and 18,000 residents displaced. A new outburst of sectarian violence in a flashpoint region of Nigeria left at least 100 people dead, mainly women and children, as machete-wielding gangs burned down villages, officials said on March 7, 2010.