REVEALED: Alleged Killing Field Discovered In Borno

Renown Kaduna-based cleric, Dr. Ahmad Abubakar Mahmud Gumi, last night posted on his Facebook page four shocking photographs purporting to show how Nigerian soldiers executed unarmed civilians and buried them in a mass grave in Borno state.
He described the act as a genocide that must be investigated.
The civilians were most probably rounded up as suspects in the ongoing security crackdown on Boko Haram insurgents.

Bird Turns Old Woman In Lagos

Residents of Ajegunle area of Lagos were, yesterday, thrown into shock, after a bird was said to have transformed into an old woman who confessed to being a witch.
The dark-complexioned nonagenarian with tribal marks, who spoke in Yoruba, told a bewildered crowd that she was on her way back to Ibadan, Oyo State (as a bird) when she missed her track.
She was also said to have told the mammoth crowd that her mystical powers disappointed her because it was dawn.

Boko Haram Militants Kill 18 Villagers In Borno

Boko Haram militants have attacked the village of Allagarno in Askari local government of Borno state killing 18 persons.
Villagers reported being woken up to heavy artillery bombardment by militants late Tuesday. The militants razed most of the village leaving behind death and destruction.

Senator Okowa Sends Aide, Armed Thugs, After An Agbor Hotelier Over A Billboard--SAHARA REPORTERS

Pandemonium and panic broke out on Sunday, and that panic gripped the ancient city of Boji-Boji-Agbor, in the Ika South local government area of Delta state. It began when an aide, one Hilary Ibegbulem, and three armed thugs working for Senator Ifeanyi Okowa, confronted an Agbor based Hotelier, Mr. Sunny Okonye, and shot at him several times with a pump action shot gun at close range. 

More Millitary Battalions Support From 5 Countries to fight Boko Haram

Nigeria, Republic of Benin, Cameroon, Niger and Chad will contribute one battalion each to the international force set up to combat Boko Haram and other insurgent groups.
The Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity, Dr. Reuben Abati, made this known when he briefed newsmen in Abuja on Tuesday.
Abati spoke on more measures taken to strengthen the fight against terrorism in the sub-region.

Sources Of Boko Haram Funds Revealed-- Maria Eke FB Page

                             

Just over a year ago, armed men on motorcycles entered a national park in Cameroon, near the Nigerian border, and swiftly abducted a family of vacationing French tourists a husband and wife and their four children, along with their uncle. Two months later, the kidnappers released the hostages along with 16 others in exchange for a cool $3.15 million. The transaction was made by French and Cameroonian negotiators, but it was not divulged who made the payments, according to Reuters.

PHOTO NEWS: The Remains Of Chibok Town After 267 Girls Abduction By B/Harma

A photo journalist, Tife Owolabi, visiting the rusty village where Islamist militant group, Boko Haram, kidnapped 276 girls on April 14 2014 captures the lives of people their as they await their kidnapped daughters return.

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The Boko Haram Terrorists Caught by Borno Men Has Revealed The Girls Location --Guest Writer

Boko Haram Terrorists Arrested By Citizens In Dikwa Say Abducted Girls Are In Sambisa
Eight Boko Haram terrorists who came out to get food and items from Goym village in Dikwa local government, Borno state were arrested by visiting

Chibok Girls: President Jonathan May Meet Boko Haram Negotiators--Source: Daily Trust

Indications have emerged that the Federal Government has formally commenced negotiation with the leadership of the Boko Haram sect over the abduction of about 270 schoolgirls of Chibok, Borno State.

Daily Trust gathered that President Goodluck Jonathan today held a secret meeting with some men believed to have links to the leadership of the sect.

Information Minister Labaran Maku led the 'negotiators' to the president's office where the meeting was held.

President Jonathan Orders Re-Deployment of More Military Men To Troubled States in North East

PRESIDENT Goodluck Jonathan, yesterday, ordered the deployment of additional troops to the North-East region to strengthen the military force in the fight against insurgency in the region.
The Coordinator of the National Information Centre, Mr. Mike Omeri, who disclosed this in Abuja, while briefing newsmen on the security challenges in some parts of the country, also confirmed bomb explosion that rocked Terminus Market, yesterday afternoon, in Jos, Plateau State capital.