Boko Haram assures Adamawa residents of better security under its reign
The terrorists asked residents to return to their homes, open their shops and go about their normal businesses.
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The terrorists asked residents to return to their homes, open their shops and go about their normal businesses.
“We are appealing to the federal government to come to our aid because the insurgents have invaded our communities.”
A U.K-based human rights group has published horrifying details of the July attack on protesters in Zaria.
The Senate approved the loan request nearly a month ago.
Despite claims by the military that people from within the procession shot at troops, the army’s internal communication indicated that ...
The Chibok girl allegedly wandered in the forest for about three days.
Some soldiers were also killed.
The army says the military was recording successes in military operations in the North-East due to renewed morale, fighting spirit ...
The military says Boko Haram attempted a revenge attack after the killing of more than 100 of its fighters last ...
“Though I am a bit surprise with what is happening now...”
The military says it released the photographs to assure Nigerians the Boko Haram terrorists were being routed.
Police said calm has returned to the town
Bama is under partial control of Boko Haram
The Nigerian military says it cannot confirm the casualty figures yet
The party faithful are claiming N47 billion as damages.
The soldiers detained two managers of the paper, Jamilu Aliyu and Aminu Ado, at army headquarters, where they were told ...
The Big Men of Nigerian Military attend security meeting in Abuja
The military talks tough, saying any soldier who allows himself to be misled by enemies inciting mutiny would face appropriate ...
The security parastatals said they did not assist the presidency intimidate members of the APC.
The INEC chairman said the security officials would not prevent voters from exercising their franchise.
Amnesty International released a video evidence of human rights abuse by Nigeria’s military.
Over 30 members of the Shiite Islamic sect were killed by soldiers during a procession in Zaria on July 25.
By constantly raiding mosques, Nigerian soldiers are setting a bad precedent,” it said.
The soldiers being court-martialed allegedly revolted and opened fire on their commander's car.
The Nigerian Army asks for more time to deal with terrorism. -------------------------------- Nigeria’s Chief of Army Staff, Kenneth Minimah, on ...
