Boko Haram
“We believe the Army has what it takes to protect the Nigerian people.”
“In the process of interrogation, the suspected terrorist blew himself off and died on the spot.”
“We have earmarked N200 million for prayers to seek for Allah’s intervention in tackling the Boko Haram.”
The attack occurred at a market in Sabon Gari, in Borno State.
“Saraki-led Senate will help end Boko Haram insurgency.”
Cameroon loaded the 2,000 deportees into trucks and drove them to the Nigerian border.
Let’s hope the Chibok girls are not having it this rough.
The Nigerian Air Force said it has blocked routes through which petroleum products and other materials are supplied to terrorist group Boko Haram.
Audu: “The government abandoned me, but my family and friends did not. I wouldn’t have made it without them.”
A billboard with Buhari’s picture, and five other things Cameroon did to welcome the Nigerian president. Enjoy.
Boys who should be busy schooling are handed rifles and deployed to fight Boko Haram in Nigeria’s northeastern state of Borno, the American government is alleging.
Pictures of the cadets of the Nigerian Defence Academy “punishing” the civilians went viral on social media, Tuesday morning.
BVAN: “The bomb blasts in Northern Nigeria have not stopped, and so more and more victims who need care, attention and support are birthed with every blast.”
After is official four-day visit to the U. S. ended, yesterday, President Muhammadu Buhari is back in Nigeria.
Buhari’s education budget could perhaps the biggest indication of his resolve to stop the terrorists of the future.
“It’s like saying we should stop going to mosques, churches, markets and schools because they attack those places.”
“The only person allowed was the man who feeds my dogs. And he only related with the dogs.”