Sources and fleeing residents of Yimirmugza said the entire village was engulfed with firepower and gunshot sounds as innocent civilians scampered for safety on Thursday evening.

Retired generals across the three arms of the military who have been involved in the war against insurgency in Nigeria, especially Boko Haram, have x-rayed the situation and came up with the conclusion that some non-governmental organisations, NGOs, international agencies and vested interests have helped to sustain terrorism and other violent crimes in the country.

Barely 24 hours when suspected armed members of Boko Haram terrorists invaded Bazir village of Chibok local government area in Borno state and killed two civilian brothers, setting ablaze Church and residential houses, another group of terrorists invaded Shikarkir in Chibok and razed down the Church of Brethren a.k.a E.Y.N in Hausa including residential houses.

By Bayo Wahab The Chief of Defence Staff, Christopher Musa says the financial support the Boko Haram terrorists receive from local and foreign sponsors is the major reason they remain a threat despite Nigeria’s efforts to contain them. Boko Haram insurgency began in 2009 by a group of jihadists to establish an Islamic state in […]

Five survivors sustained severe injuries after stepping on an Improvised Explosive Devices, IEDs