Boko Haram kills eight Nigerian soldiers in raid
At least eight soldiers were killed in heavy fighting when Boko Haram raided a military camp and looted food from villagers in northeast Nigeria, a military source disclosed on Thursday.
Fear grips S-West as Boko Haram members invade region
FEAR gripped the entire South-West, last week, when two commanders of the dreaded terrorist group listed as numbers 156 and 176 on the wanted Boko Haram members’ list were arrested in the region. The suspects who have made confessional statements include 42-year-old ldris Ibrahim Babawo nicknamed Nagada and 20 year-old Mohammed Bashir, were arrested in Isua, in Akoko South-East area of Ondo State.
Boko Haram suicide bomber kills five in Borno
Five people were killed in a suicide bomb attack when Boko Haram raided a remote village in northeast Nigeria, a civilian militia member and the emergency services said Thursday.
Boko Haram displaced need long-term foreign aid: charity group
People made homeless by Boko Haram’s brutal insurgency will need years of support to help rebuild their lives, even if security improves, the head of the Norwegian Refugee Council said on Wednesday.
Justice impossible in Nigeria unless Boko Haram terror suspects get fair trials – Amnesty
Amnesty International, AI, has said that following the continuation of the mass trial of Boko Haram terror suspects by the Nigerian Federal Government, that justice would be impossible especially for the victims of attacks by the insurgents unless the trial is done in a fair manner.
Courts remand 300 Boko Haram suspects
Three hundred Boko Haram suspects were officially remanded in custody in Nigeria on Tuesday, as hearings got under way in the first mass trials linked to the Islamist insurgency.
