Boko Haram attacks military base in Baga, Borno
Details of the attack is still sketchy.
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Details of the attack is still sketchy.
The army for the first time explains why Boko Haram still remains in control of several towns in northeast Nigeria.
The army imposed a total ban on vehicular movement for two days.
The army accuses the news website of publishing falsehood.
A former army general says the military is prosecuting the soldiers to cover up its own failure
"In sending soldiers on missions to discredit critics and chase down newspaper vans, Nigerian military commanders only ensure that their ...
The soldiers have been held in Lagos under terrible conditions without food or care for days, military sources said.
SERAP wants UN to compel Nigeria to stop execution of 54 Nigerian soldiers.
The soldiers have been moved from Maiduguri to Abuja.
The army had sentence 54 junior officers to death on allegations of mutiny.
Allegations of widespread torture and killings against the military has gotten worse since the war against Boko Haram insurgents began
Mr. Badeh said elections will hold in areas currently under the control of Boko Haram.
The military lost 10 soldiers.
The 12 soldiers were arraigned on a six count charge bordering on inciting mutiny.
The money may never be returned, South African officials say
Residents, who were close to the spots where the bombs were buried, said many casualties would have been recorded had ...
The students had on Monday began protesting increments in development levy of N10,000 for all students, and acceptance fee of ...
“...the engagement of security agents to maintain law and order is to enable us to conduct free, fair and acceptable ...
The Nigerian military has insisted that none of its planes is involved in any crash in Yola, the Adamawa State ...
The terrorist sect had taken control of the troubled town on Thursday night.
Militants took over the town late Thursday, residents say.
Boko recently captured several local governments in Adamawa, Borno and Yobe States.
Soldiers say they were ill-equipped to face Boko Haram, but senior officials said it was a clear case of cowardice.
Five American soldiers were reportedly aboard the helicopter.
Three of the 42 released suspects were foreigners from Chad, Cameroon and Burkina Faso.
