Nigerian Army defends Niger operation
Eleven army personnel were recently killed in Niger State
Eleven army personnel were recently killed in Niger State
Mr. Babangida is celebrating his 75th birthday.
The Army declared Aisha Wakil wanted on Sunday.
Among those rescued were two men, nine women and 17 children.
Mr. Salkida speaks to a professor of journalism about Boko Haram.
The military has confirmed Ms. Wakil turned herself in.
Mr. Bolori has written about his visit to the military barracks on Facebook.
Ms. Wakil says her being declared wanted has left her family very worried.
Mr. Salkida says he has visited Nigeria three times since 2015 on the invitation of the government.
The Army had declared a journalist and two others wanted over video released by Boko Haram
Boko Haram had said in the video that it would only negotiate with the Nigerian government through journalists known to ...
Boko Haram had said in a video released Sunday that it would only negotiate with the Nigerian government through journalists ...
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The army set up a court martial on Wednesday.
The military said 10 soldiers were killed on Saturday in Niger State.
Authorities say two soldiers remain missing.
The Nigerian Army said troops were searching for weapons when they came under attack.
An ISIS magazine referenced Abu Musab al-Barnawi as the new leader of the group.
The NRC says all security personnel and civilians are duty bound to pay for their rides.
The Nigerian military has been making gains against Boko Haram in the past months
"This school is going to restore confidence back to the people."
"This is the route they (insurgents) passed through to other parts of the North East..."
Officials say the wounded were evacuated to the University of Maiduguri Teaching Hospital, Maiduguri.
Mr. Dickson responds to the threat of force made by the chief of army staff.
The judge is to rule whether to allow the army present its testimony in private.
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