Sunday, 20 July 2014

Boko Haram Murder More Than 100 In Borno, Hoists Flags

Insurgent group Boko Haram had yesterday attacked a

town Borno state, killing more than 100 people and

hoisting their black and white flags over the town.

This new information was confirmed by a civil defense

spokesman and a human rights advocate, Abbas Gava and

he revealed the town is located just 85 kilometers (53 miles)

from Maiduguri.

Mr. Gava also said that in another town named Askira Uba

and nine other towns, citizens are fleeing after they got

letters of an imminent attack by the terrorist group.

Survivors revealed that the terrorist came into the town with

fired rocket-propelled grenades and lobbed homemade

bombs into homes, and then gunned them down as they

tried to run for their dear lives.

The lucky survivors narrated that almost all of the town is

now ashes and they are just trying to bury the dead.

The town had been bombarded by Boko Haram for the past

two weeks after they dislodged soldiers from a new tank

battalion camp on its outskirts.

The Defence HQ had earlier reported that they came out

victorious with minimal loss but residents denied the claimed

that it was a lie and that the soldiers had run away and left

their base.

The residents said that twice now, the boko haram boys

had ambushed military convoys trying to get back the base

and had cut off the town from the south on Monday when

they blew up a bridge further south.

Sent from my BlackBerry wireless device from MTN

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