Following heavy bombardments by security operatives in the North East and North West, some insurgents have relocated to the nation’s capital where they disguise as menial workers. A security source disclosed this to Daily Trust while reacting to the security advisory by the US Mission in Nigeria. On Sunday, the US embassy warned Americans in Nigeria to be cautious of …
Read More »Boko Haram releases four Chibok girls from captivity
Armed Boko Haram terrorists suspected to be members of ISWAP group who invaded Kautikari village of Chibok Local Government Area in Borno state have freed four girls hitherto abducted on Friday 14th January, 2022, relevant sources have said.
Read More »Boko Haram Returns To Chibok, Kills Three, Burn Down Houses
At least three civilians were killed when suspected Boko Haram fighters raided a village in Chibok Local Government Area of Borno State on Friday evening.
Read More »Boko Haram fixes 12 as marriage age for girls in some parts of Niger State, takes over governance
Boko Haram insurgents are compelling members of some communities in Shiroro Local Government Area of Niger State to marry off their daughters at the age of 12.
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Read More »ISWAP Leader Al-Barnawi Killed in Borno – Report
ISWAP Leader Al-Barnawi Killed in Borno - Report
Read More »UN says millions on the verge of hunger in Nigeria
About 4.4 million people in north-eastern Nigeria may face acute hunger because of the attacks by the Boko Haram militant group that have forced farmers from their land.
Read More »Boko Haram war has led to 350,000 deaths – UN
A new United Nations report estimates that the 12-year conflict in northeast Nigeria has contributed to the deaths of nearly 350,000 people – more than 90% of whom are children.
Read More »Abubakar Shekau: Boko Haram leader is dead, says ISWAP
The leader of the Nigerian militant group Boko Haram, Abubakar Shekau, has killed himself, rival Islamist militants said in an audio recording.
Read More »Nigerian president’s vow to end violence lies in tatters as insurgencies grow
Analysis: jihadists regroup after Boko Haram ‘defeat’ in the north-east while secessionist forces grow in south-east By Emmanuel Akinwotu “Can our president keep us safe when we travel to any part of this country?” said Muhammadu Buhari in 2015, months before the former military dictator won the Nigerian presidency on a wave of mass anger at jihadist violence and corruption. …
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