72 hours after kidnap, aid workers still with Boko Haram
One of the aid workers was killed while six others were kidnapped on Thursday.
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One of the aid workers was killed while six others were kidnapped on Thursday.
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Several ISWAP fighters were equally neutralised as a result of the strikes, the force said.
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Mr Buratai said Nigeria is fighting ISWAP.
The Air Force says the insurgents were neutralised as they assembled for a meeting at their hideout in the town.
A faction of the dreaded group attacked the governor’s convoy on February 12, killing three persons and injuring others.
The government has launched a national campaign to drum support for the military.
Armed soldiers had earlier Sunday raided and sealed two offices of Daily Trust newspaper in Abuja and Maiduguri, Borno State.
About 70 soldiers were reported to have been killed in an attack by the insurgents on a Metele military base ...
