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ISWAP Fakes Military Convoy To Attack Troops In Northeast Nigeria
Islamic State West African Province ( ISWAP) fighters on Monday appeared in a convoy similar to that of troops of…
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Military Engages ISWAP Fighters In Geidam
A group of Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) fighters Tuesday evening launched a daring attack on Geidam, Yobe State,…
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Police Arrest Six Suspected Kidnappers In Abuja
Police in Abuja, Nigeria’s capital have arrested six suspected kidnappers who are believed to be members of a kidnapping syndicate…
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Gunmen Abduct Labour Congress Chairman In Taraba
Armed men suspected to be kidnappers have abducted the chairman of Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), Taraba State Chapter, Peter Jediel.…
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Blackout Persists In Maiduguri Two Weeks After Insurgents Destroyed Electricity Tower
Blackout has continued in Borno State capital, Maiduguri about two weeks after insurgents destroyed an electricity tower along Damaturu –…
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INL Donates $325,000 Worth Of Equipment To Nigeria Police In Borno
Equipment worth over $325,000 has been donated to the Nigeria Police by the Office of the International Narcotics and Law…
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ISWAP Kills 2 Policemen As Service Chiefs Visit Maiduguri
The Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) on Sunday attacked Nigerian police and army units in Magumeri as the new…
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Angry Adamawa Community Residents Protest Against Brutality By Soldiers
Angry residents of Kwalamba in Adamawa State, Northeast Nigeria occupied a military base on Saturday in protest against alleged human…
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Nigerian Troops, ISWAP Engage In Fierce Battle In Dikwa
A group of insurgents in gun trucks on Friday engaged Nigerian troops stationed in Dikwa, east of Maiduguri, Borno State…
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Fire Destroys IDPs Camp
A fire outbreak in a community sheltering mostly Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) in Sulemanti in Magumeri, Borno State, has destroyed…
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