Boko Haram Releases Footage Of Attacks On Military Men In The North

The Boko Haram terror group has released a footage showing attacks on troops in the north eastern part of the country. Last week, Boko Haram insurgents ambushed a convoy in Balagallaye village in the Boboshe area outside Bama in Borno state.

An officer said that the soldiers had received a report that “around 100 terrorists” had gathered in Boboshe and that the “troops mobilised to fight them” with the army suffering casualties as many soldiers were reported missing.

The Boko Harm terrorists attacked and overran a military base in Yobe state in the second major assault on the armed forces in two days.

The militants invaded the base holding more than 700 soldiers in Yobe State.

Fewer than 100 soldiers returned following the attack, which took place just 24 hours after Boko Haram fighters ambushed a military convoy in neighbouring Borno State…

“B@k@ H@r@m will end soon” – Yemi Osinbajo

Yemi Osinbajo said on Thursday that the celebration of the 2018 Nigerian Army Day at Mongunu in Borno North was a proof that the “end of the Boko Haram terrorists group will come sooner than later.’’

Osinbajo, who spoke at a “Mini Trade Fair and Military Equipment Exhibition as part of activities to mark the day, also said that it was a proof that the terrorist had been “substantially degraded.

According to him, Borno and the entire region (North East) will surely bounce back, and with the support of the rest of the country, make up for the years of bloodshed and destruction.

Dapchi schoolgirls are safe with my son — Mama Bokoharam | Watch

Aisha Wakil, aka Mama Boko Haram, has told Nigerians to be calm as the abducted girls are safe with Boko Haram.

The insurgents who stormed Government Girls Technical College, Dapchi, taking away with them 110 girls had contacted her, she said.

Wakil said the leader of the faction, Habib, who she described as her son, is a very nice boy, and will not harm the girls.

Nigerian Army Places N3m Bounty On Boko Haram Leader, Abubakar Shekau.

The Nigerian Army has placed a bounty of N3 million on Boko Haram leader, Abubakar Shekau – this was disclosed in a statement released yesterday by the Army spokesperson, Sani Usman.

According to the statement, anyone with credible information is encouraged to speak out. Read the statement below

Boko haram leader Shekau disguises as a woman to escape capture — Army

The Nigerian Army says credible information indicates that factional leader of the Boko Haram sect, Abubakar Shekau, now dresses as a woman in an effort to escape from the Theatre of Operation.

Army Spokesman, Brig.-Gen. Sani Usman, who confirmed this in a statement on Tuesday, said Shekau could no longer bear the heat and had abandoned his followers.

Shekau releases new video, vows to keep fighting against Nigeria

Boko Haram leader Abubakar Shekau has released a new video pledging to continue attacks days after Nigerian army repeated that the group had been defeated.

The factional leader said in the video which was released on Tuesday said that a recent effort to clear out Boko Haram’s stronghold of Sambisa forest in Borno State had failed and vowed to keep fighting against Nigeria and western education.

Troops Ambush, Kill 3 Bok** Ha**am Terrorists In Borno

The Nigerian Army on Monday found that its men killed three Bok** Ha**am terrorists and recovered 200 cattle in the state of Borno.

The announcement was made by the General Brigadier. Sani Kukasheka, Public Relations Officer for the Army, in a press release published in Maiduguri.

Kukasheka said that the recovered cattle had already been planted in the village of Makandari, in the area of ​​local government Kale Balge in the state of Borno.

220 B*ko H**ram Insurgents captured by Nigerian Troops

The Nigerian Army on Friday said its troops had captured 220 Boko Haraminsurgents in various clearance operations in the northeast region.

Colonel Onyema Nwachukwu, the Deputy Director, Army Public Relations, Operation Lafiya Dole, made the disclosure in a statement issued in Maiduguri.

Nwachukwu said that troops captured 167 insurgents after raiding their enclaves in Lake Chad Basin while 53 others were captured in northern parts of Borno State.

He disclosed that troops also extricated 67 women and 173 children, who were family members of the insurgents.

Ali Ahmadu, six-year-old victim Boko Haram, returns from Dubai after successful spinal cord surgery

Victim of Boko Haram, Ali Ahmadu, who traveled to Dubai after suffering a spinal cord injury, returned to the country.

Ahmadu was injured in the Chibok community in the state of Borno when he was three years old.

On Monday afternoon he arrived in Abuja Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport.

The boy was flown out from the country by Dickens Sanomi Foundation, led by Chairman of Taleveras group of Igho Sanomi.

Borno will transform the home of the founder Boko Haram into the museum, the Sambisa Forest in a tourist center

The state government of Borno says it will turn the home of former leader Boko Haram Mohammed Yusuf into the museum.

The State Commissioner for home Affairs, Information and Culture Mohammed Bulama presented this information at the margins of the 9th National Council for Culture, Tourism and National Orientation at Dutse, Jigawa.

The council, whose theme was "Tourism and culture as a panacea for economic recovery in Nigeria," was organized by the Federal Ministry of Information and Culture.

Bulama said in an interview that the museum would help raise all that concerns the rebellion of Boko Haram to attract tourists and for the benefit of the new generation.

A story about a mother who has been frustrated by Boko Haram for nine months claiming to be crazy

Here are stories about a woman who has fought against extremism with her extreme measures.

Hassana was only 12 years old when her mother had gently pushed her into a deep pit in the yard one morning in August 2014.

The goal was not to kill her, but to save her from becoming a child with Boko Haram, who just attacked his Madagascar town in Adamawa, Northeast Nigeria.

Since 2009, when the death of its founder Mohammed Yusuf triggered riots, hundreds of women and girls were kidnapped, r**ped or s**xually dead, even when the sect continues to lead the war against Western ideals as Hassan.

In April 2014, more than 250 students from Chibok village were abducted in the neighboring state of Borno. The capture of many other girls remains under the radar; some of the liberated ones admitted suicidal thoughts because of the trauma of life - physical and s**xual abuse and - in the terrorist camps of the Sambisa forest.

Girls aged 15 and less used to commit suicide bombings in the toughest states of Borno and Adamawa.

Knowing all this, Hasan's mother, 47-year-old Zainab Hamayaji, planned to plan terrorist terror and save four children. Her instinct warned that Boko Haram would consider Hassan, her eldest daughter, married and killed her husband. It's done fast.

IPOB crisis is more pressing than Boko Haram – Shettima

Borno State Governor Kashim Shettima has explained that the issues posed by the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) is more urgent than those by Islamic Sect Boko Haram, and that is why he left his state to visit the South-East governors.

Nation  reports, He said this in Owerri, where the delegation from the Northern Governors Forum met with Imo State Governor Rochas Okorocha.

It was reported on Monday that President Buhari had sent the delegation to meet with South-East governors in an effort to unite the nation.

B**ko H**ram commanders to carry out abduction of the Chibok girls surrenders

A top commander of the B**ko H**ram sect who played a major role in the abduction of over 200 schoolgirls at the Government Secondary School, Chibok on April 14, 2014 Auwal Ismaeela, has surrendered to the military in Borno State.

Auwal is among over 100 members of the sect who have surrendered recently to the military.

An Abuja-based public relations outfit to the military and security agencies, the PR Nigeria, stated in a report on Sunday that the B**ko H**ram commander now undergoing interrogation also confessed to have participated in the killings of youths in Madagali, Adamawa State and other parts of the North-East.

Freed Chibok girls to return home ‘fully recovered’ following treatment in Abuja

More than 100 Chibok girls kidnapped by Boko Haram militants in 2014 are ready to return to normal life after receiving psychological and medical treatment, the government said on Friday.

270 girls were originally abducted by the Islamist group in 2014 with 24 of them released or found last year and 82 of them freed in May this year after mediation. The girls have been receiving psychological and medical care in the capital, Abuja, as part of a government rehabilitation programme.

Boko Haram didn’t intend to abduct us – Released Chibok Girls say in Recently Discovered Secret Diary

A dairy kept by some of the 276 Chibok Girls kidnapped by Islamic sect Boko Haram during the time of their captivity has surfaced.

According to Reuters, the diary was released by one of the girls who has been released in Abuja, at the location where the Federal Government is holding them for a “restoration process.”

The diary claims that their kidnap was not the reason the terrorists invaded their school. It says Boko Haram insurgents had stormed the school to steal machinery for construction.

Boko Haram kills 31 fishermen in Lake Chad Basin – Shettima

Governor of Borno State Kashim Shettima on Tuesday confirmed that Boko Haram insurgents had killed 31 fishermen at Baga in Kukawa Local Government Area of the state.

Shettima made the confirmation at the presentation of relief materials donated to the state by the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) to the Internally Displaced Persons in Maiduguri.

Parents now ‘donate’ children as Suicide Bombers to Boko Haram – Army

The Nigerian Army has appealed to religious, traditional and community leaders, and well-meaning Nigerians in the North-East, to dissuade their people from donating their daughters to Boko Haram for indoctrination and suicide bombing missions.

The army spokesman, Brig.-Gen. Sani Usman explained in a statement on Saturday that the appeal became necessary following revelations by some intercepted female suicide bombers during interrogation.

At least 48 Dead, Several Others Missing after Boko Haram attack on Oil Exploration workers

At least 48 corpses have been recovered after Boko Haram terrorists ambushed oil exploration workers in the Lake Chad Basin, ThisDay is reporting.

ThisDay, quoting sources, said 48 bodies of the victims of the attack were deposited at the University of Maiduguri Teaching Hospital (UMTH) mortuary.

It said that 18 soldiers, 15 Civilian JTF members, 5 staff of University of Maiduguri (UNIMAID) and 4 Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) driver were among the deceased.

Politicians now sponsoring Boko Haram over 2019 presidential election - NPI

The recent increase in attacks carried out by Boko Haram against security agents and citizens have a link with the coming 2019 presidential election, a civil society group, Non-Violent Peace Initiative (NPI), has revealed. NPI alleged that some politicians were behind the new rise in the attacks by the terrorist group.

The claim is coincided with the abduction of some oil workers in the north-eastern part of country by the group. 

Female suicide bomber stripped to panties after being caught in Borno

A female suicide bomber who arrested by security operatives while trying to infiltrate Kawuri in Konduga LGA ,Borno State, was stripped to her panties after being neutralized.

The female suicide bomber while on her way to wreck havoc, was spotted by an eagle-eyed sentry while trying to access the military location, and her bomb was further taken off.