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Friday, 30 May 2014

UPDATES: Body of Emir of Gwoza recovered – DHQ

The Nigeria's Military Defence Headquarters (DHQ) on Friday said the body of Emir of Gwoza, Alhaji Idris Timta, who died when Boko Haram gunmen attacked a convoy of three emirs had been recovered. The gunmen attacked the convoy of emirs of Gwoza, Uba and Askira who were travelling to Gombe for the funeral of the late Emir of Gombe.

This is contained in a statement issued in Abuja and signed by Maj. Gen Chris Olukolade, Director of Defence Information. The statement said that troops deployed in Garkida responded to the attack and the emirs of Uba and Askira were secured.

It said that troops were currently on patrol along the entire route with a view to apprehending the perpetrators and keeping the area safe. According to the statement, the troops of the Special Task Force (STF) operating in the North-Central part of the country have led to the arrest of 23 members of armed gangs terrorising the area.

Wednesday, 14 May 2014

Mid-Night Battle: Borno villagers foil Boko Haram attack, kill 200 insurgents, arrest 10

The residents of Rann, the headquarters of Kala-Balge local government area in north eastern part of Borno State  fought off invading Boko Haram gunmen in an early morning attack, killing at least 200 sect members with about 10 also caught alive, officials and locals from the area said

The insurgents had repeatedly attempted to attack Kalabalge, an agro-nomad community near the Cameroon borders, but failed to gain entry into the village on each attempt. Sources said the insurgents, numbering over 300 stormed Rann and adjoining villages around 4 am today but met resistance from the people who had knowledge of the impending attack

Monday, 21 April 2014

Latet Update: Abducted schoolgirls; parents insist 234, not 129, girls abducted Premium Times

There was confusion today in Chibok, Borno state, when parents of abducted schoolgirls at Government Girls Secondary School insisted that 85 more girls than admitted by officials were abducted from the school.
The Borno state commissioner for education and the principal of the school had claimed that 129 girls were kidnapped when the suspected Boko Haram gunmen stormed their dormitories on April 14.
Of the number, the officials said, 28 initially escaped while another 16 broke free from the abductors days later. The remaining 85 are still missing, they claimed.
However, parents told Borno state Governor, Kashim Shettima, who visited Chibok Monday, in defiance of security warnings, that by their records, 234 girls were abducted, suggesting that 190 of the pupils are yet to be found.

Thursday, 3 April 2014

BOKO HARAM FORCEFULLY RECRUITING YOUTH IN BORNO VILLAGES' - Kills Four Defiant Youth

Islamist Boko Haram insurgents are currently on a  forceful recruitment missions as they arenow forcing  young men from Borno villages to fight for them, a sources said yesterday.

Four people were killed in Yasku village, close to Alagarno, as the notorious breeding ground of Boko Haram fighters, located south of Jakana in Kaga local government area of Borno State made those that refused to join the dreaded group paid with their life.

It is not yet clear if the four people were killed because they refused to join the terrorists group or for other reasons, it was learnt that they were killed around 2pm on Wednesday.

A local from the area said, "Sometime ago, the insurgents had taken some of our children by force and left. This time, they came and there was no provocation in whatever form. The gunmen simply went to Yasku and shot dead the four harmless people. They also warned the locals not to bury the corpses. As I am talking to you now (yesterday) the bodies are still there," he said.

Monday, 31 March 2014

Fresh Boko Haram attacks on Borno Highways

Borno state highways have been hit with a renewed wave of terrorist attacks by suspected Boko Haram fighters.

Reports by Daily Sun indicates that members of the Boko Haram Islamist sect made a number of trucks pull over and even set some of them on fire. According to the report, a military source revealed that troops along the road were put on high alert throughout the weekend.

The attacks by the dreaded group in one of the Borno villages claimed four live while many injured.

A group of 30 suspected Boko Haram gunmen in Borno State attacked Azir village in Damboa council area of Borno State early hour of Saturday. 
Four residents were murdered, while seven sustained injuries.


Military, Boko Haram Encounters: Hundreds of terrorists killed, 20 soldiers missing in Sambisa Forest fight

Sunday, 30 March 2014

Abuja Gun Battle: 20 Boko Haram suspects killed

At least, 20 Boko Haram detainees have been shot dead in a shout-out that ensued this morning at the Department of State Security Service in the Asokoro a district of Abuja. Shoutout erupted when some of the suspected terrorists attempted to free their members and leave the detention facility, which is by the precincts of the Presidential Villa.


The President Jonathan's special adviser on media and publicity, Dr Reuben Abati said the incident Neither affected President Goodluck Jonathan Nor the Aso-Aock Villa. He made public, the statement through his twitter's page.

Islamist Boko Haram Kill Four, Torch Houses In Borno State Village

A group of 30 suspected Boko Haram gunmen in Borno State attacked Azir village in Damboa council area of Borno State early hour of  Saturday. Four residents were murdered, while seven sustained injuries.
Borno  state - Azir village is a community of farmers and herdsmen, located about 107 km South of Maiduguri, the state capital. Boko Haram attackers, armed with improvised explosive devices (IEDs) and petrol bombs, also torched several houses and shops before fleeing into the Sambisa forest, East of the village.

Friday, 14 March 2014

Updates: Boko Haram Stage a Comeback Battle in Maduguri, Attack Military Barracks

Maiduguri, the capital city of Borno state has just experienced three large explosions suspected to be a major bomb attack.

Boko Haram Gunmen have reportedly attacked the Giwa Barracks, one of the strategic military barracks in the Borno state capital, Maiduguri at about 7.30am on Friday.

It could not be ascertain if the explosions led to deaths or destruction of any kind. But our sources states that the three explosions were heard across the city.

Saturday, 8 March 2014

Buhari Condemns Boko Haram says they don't believe in Allah!

"You [bokoharam] can’t send people with explosives and kill people anywhere whether it’s in the church, in the marketplace or children in school and you say, “Allahu Akhbar.” I say it’s either you don’t know what you are saying or you don’t believe in it" said Gen. Muhammadu Buhari, Nigeria's Former Head Of State.


The Former Head of state said that he is a man with no fear, and that he was confident in Nigeria’s future. 

His surprising comments during the wide topic Skype interview with Sahara TV, were the former General’s comments, and his posture of walking in confidence. This comes in spite of being a major target of Nigeria’s most vicious terrorist group, Boko Haram. Gen. Muhammadu Buhari, said that he has no fear of Boko Haram.

“I am not bothered by them (targeting me,”) said the general who describes himself as a proud Muslim. The resident of Nigeria’s northwestern region said that the “government has given me adequate protection,” even amid recent strikes by the Boka Haram that has left carnage in much of the northeast.

Buhari took sharp aim at what he called the cowardly targeting of children in playgrounds, school students eating lunch, and shoppers at souks, by the radical Islamist group.

In a recent interview with the Voice of America, the general referred to Boko Haram as “Devilish,” and he did not let up when pressed further by Sahara  TV’s Rudolf Okonkwo. “Nigeria has the capacity to nip this in the bud,” he said, adding that one way to fight the group, and other would-be terrorists organizations is coming to agreements with neighboring countries, like Chad, Cameroon, and Benin Republic over the unauthorized circulation of weaponry, and training grounds. 

Monday, 3 March 2014

Nigeria: Gunmen kill three police officers in Katsina

The suspected Islamist Gunmen on motorcycles on Monday morning shot dead three police officers. The incident happened close to a village, Gidan Mutum Daya, in Kusada Local Government Area of Katsina State.

No group has claimed responsibility for the attack.

Katsina is in North-West Nigeria and is not one of the states largely associated with the Boko Haram insurgency.

Tuesday, 21 January 2014

Borno State: 18 Killed in Alau Ngawo Fate Village

Gunmen suspected to be members of the Boko Haram sect have killed 18 people in an attack on Alau Ngawo Fate village in Jere local government area of Borno state. The Chief of Alau Ngawo village, Bulama Ibrahim said he counted 18 bodies after the shooting adding that most of those who survived the attack have fled the village.
The spokesman for Nigerian Army, 7 Division, Mohammed Dole and Borno state Police Commissioner, Lawal Tanko who confirmed the incident, stated that they were yet to get detailed information on the number of casualties. A former local councilor, Mustapha Galtimare, who was on the scene after the attack, concurred with the numbers of dead.
“They had been in the village for nearly two hours without any security personnel coming to the aid of the villagers,” Ibrahim said. Jonathan declared a state of emergency in the northeast last May and ordered in extra troops and air strikes on Islamist bases.
On December 2 Boko Haram gunmen stormed the Air Force Base and military barracks around the airport of the northeastern city of Maiduguri. 
The group was also blamed for a car bomb in the city this week that killed 29 people.