As Egypt mourns the Coptic Church attack victims, security has been stepped up around the Capital city of Cairo after President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi declared a three months state of emergency in the country. At least 45 people were killed and 100 more injured in two Palm sunday suicide attacks at coptic christian churches prompting President Fattah-Alsisi to declare a nationwide state of emergency. The attacks, claimed by the Islamic state militant group-ISIS, came as Pope Francis prepares for his two day visit to the North African country later this month, aimed at showing solidarity with the beleaguered Christian minority. Channel Africa earlier spoke to Passent Hamza, an Egyptian activist about the general mood in Egypt following the deadly attacks.