A Nigerian federal court sentences four men to death for their roles in a 2022 attack on a Catholic church that kills at least 50 worshippers. Multiple reports state the attack occurs in the southwestern part of Nigeria and involves gunmen who carry out the assault during worship. Prosecutors say the convicted men are linked to the al-Shabab militant group. The court delivers the death sentences after conviction for their participation in the killings, which include dozens of deaths among churchgoers. ABC News and The Independent report the death sentences are handed down by a federal court, while the Washington Times likewise describes the case as a federal court decision. The Winnipeg Free Press report is also consistent with the same outcome, though it provides limited additional detail in the information provided. All sources agree on the key points that four men receive death penalties and that the attack in 2022 results in at least 50 deaths, with prosecutors attributing responsibility to the convicted men and associating them with al-Shabab.