Defence HQ releases statement on purported video of Shekau in circulation, says its fake

 

The Nigeria military has reacted to the purported Boko Haram video released earlier today where Shekau or his fake said he was still alive. The military insists that he was killed last month and that the video is fake.

Graphic video: Boko Haram members killed after attack in Konduga

 

Found this on Liveleak.com

Boko Haram has carried out at least 9 attacks on the town of Konduga, Borno State since September 12th, 2014. This video footage shows the Boko Haram fatalities after one of the attacks. If you observe, many of the corpses look like those of kids, some of the Civilian JTF members (the guys with guns and RPG rounds walking around) also look like they are teens.

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Cameroon military is claiming they killed Boko Haram leader Abubakar Shekau

The Cameroon military yesterday announced they have killed Boko Haram leader, Abubakar Shekau, in a statement released on their website. See it below...

Graphic Photo: Boko Haram militants killed by Nigerian troops

Just got these exclusive but very graphic photos of Boko Haram members killed by the Nigerian troops at Konduga in Borno this week. The pic above is the new CS/VP3 MRAP that was recently purchased. It aided in the victory of the soldiers over the insurgents. Find the pics after the cut...but warning biko, it is very very graphic...

Kano school attack: 15 killed, 34 injured

An Improvised Explosive Device, IED, thrown into a lecture hall at the Federal College of Education,  Kano, yesterday, claimed the lives of 15 students while 34 others sustained injuries.
According to an eyewitness, lecture was going on when two terrorists walked in and threw two objects that exploded  within seconds. The blast was accompanied by sporadic gun shots as some of the gunmen, who were stationed outside the lecture hall,opened fire on some of the students

Cameroonian Soldiers 'Kill 100 Boko Haram Members'

Cameroonian troops have reportedly dealt a big blow to the Boko Haram sect by killing 100 of its members

According to reports, the Cameroonian army has killed "over 100" Boko Haram fighters who were attempting to enter its territory.

A spokesperson for the country’s government, Issa Tchiroma Bakary reportedly said in a statement, read out on radio, that the army had dealt "a severe setback" to Boko Haram.

The statement said:

SUE ME IF U CAN–AUSTRALIAN NEGOTIATOR TELLS ALIMODU SHERIFF

Australian negotiator Stephen Davis has dared former Borno state governor, Alimodu Sheriff to sue him for saying he's one of the sponsors of Boko Haram. Mr Sheriff had threatened to sue at a press conference on Wednesday.
Speaking with TheCable today, Davis said if Alimodu Sheriff goes to court, evidences to prove he has connections with the sect will be produced.

"He is worried, is he? He knows that if he goes to court, the evidence will be produced and he cannot escape justice. Let him go to court if that is what he wishes. It is his right to do so. He will not be able to avoid close examination and then the

Confusion As Nigerian Army And Boko Haram Claims Control Of Bama

This is quite confusing. The Nigerian military and the presidency is claiming that Boko Haram didn't capture Bama yesterday, which is contrary to what many media sources including Sahara Reporters, AIT, Channels, BBC and Punch are reporting. According to Nigerian military, the Nigerian Armed Forces chased out Boko Haram from Bama town yesterday and even killed 59 insurgents but according to Punch today, I80

Fierce Battle Between Boko Haram And Nigerian Troops In Bama

Boko Haram militants this morning September 1st launched an attack on Bama, the largest city in Borno state with the aim of taking over the town. According to reports, the sect men arrived the town and started shooting mortars, RPGs and hurling grenades but they were fiercely resisted by Nigerian troops stationed in the village. According to Sahara Reporters, a

Negotiator Reveals Boko Haram Sponsors And Plans

Negotiator Dr. Stephen Davis believes Boko Haram might make a move to establish contact with the world terrorist groups Al Shabaab and the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) and alleges the insurgents are sponsored by some Nigerian politicians.

Steven Davis. Photo: Yahoo

According to Punch, while Al Shabaab has taken over most of Southern Somalia in 2006, the Iraqi ISIS along with Al-Qaeda is considered the most violent Jihadist group in the world.

Experts continue comparing Boko Haram strategy with the one of the most dreaded international terrorist groups and now Davis, allegedly secretly hired by President Goodluck Jonathan in the past to negotiate on the

DHQ Confirm The Arrest Of Three Female Boko Haram Suspects

The Defence Headquarters on Friday confirmed the arrest a total of three suspected female terrorists, who are allegedly recruiting for the female wing of Boko Haram.
The three suspects have been identified as: Hafsat Usman Bako, Zainab Idris and Aisha Abubakar.

It was reported on June 3 that Hafsat Bako, an informant of the dreaded Boko Haram sects was arrested with Nigeria’s Minister of State for Defence, Musiliu Obanikoro confirming her arrest.

She is alleged to be responsible for coordinating the payment of other operatives on the payroll of

EXPOSED: Nigerian Army Links Top Politicians To Boko Haram

Troops who stormed a terrorist camp in Balmo Forest, Bauchi State last week and destroyed it were reportedly said to have found identity cards and other incriminating items of some top politicians.

The politicians who have been arrested are presently being interrogated over evidence of their ties with the dreaded terror sect, Boko Haram, according to Vanguard.

The Coordinator of the National Information Centre, NIC, Mr. Mike Omeri, told newsmen in Abuja, yesterday:

“Following the last successful operation carried out by security forces to dislodge terrorists from their forest bases in Darazo Local Government Area end of Balmo Forest, some politicians are currently being interrogated following the recovery of some sensitive registration cards and other materials of a prominent political party that were found in the possession of some of the suspects

Boko Haram: Igbo Group Attacks Soyinka Over Comments

Prof. Wole Soyinka

Igboeze, a socio-political association of the Igbo people has asked Nobel Laureate, Professor Wole Soyinka to tender a public apology to the Igbo people for what it termed his denigration of the people.

Prof. Soyinka had last Thursday said that the Boko Haram war was worse than the Biafra/Nigeria war in 1967-70, when a secessionist attempt by the Eastern region nearly tore the country into ethnic regions.

63 abducted Borno women reportedly escape from Boko Haram

63 women out of 70 women who were reported to have been abducted by Boko Haram men in Borno state between June 12th - June 14th have regained their freedom. Reports by government sources as well as members of the Borno state vigilante group confirmed their escape.

An official of the Borno state vigilante group, Abbas Gava while confirming the escape to journalists in Borno, said the women made the bold move to escape yesterday Saturday July 5th while the sect men were attacking a military base in Damboa. Continue...

“Boko Haram Accept My Virginity Offer” – Adokiye speaks to BN on Her Strange Plea

Adokiye Again!

Adokiye 

If you didn’t know her earlier in the year, there is a chance that you do now. 

The rising Nigerian pop-star and actress made global headlines for her recent statement, in which she offered her virginity to Islamist militant sect Boko Haram, in return for the 200+ school girls abducted in the Chibok area of Borno state in April.

“This is 11pm in the night and do you know what I am thinking about? Those little girls, where they are and what could be happening to them. It is just unfair. They are too young. I wish I could offer myself in exchange.

They are between 12 and 15 year old girls for Christ sake. I am older and more experienced. Even if 10 to12 men have to take me every night, I don’t care. Just release these girls and let them go back to their parents.” the 23-year-old told the Vanguard Newspaper.

A lot of international media outlets including Daily Mail UK, Huffington Post and The

Army Arrests Alleged Key Suspect in Chibok Girls’ Abduction

The Nigerian military has arrested a man whom they suspect to be one of the masterminds of the abduction of the over 200 Chibok school girls.

The Defence Headquarters released a statement yesterday announcing the arrest, according to Punch.

In the statement, the alleged mastermind is identified as Babuji Ya’ari, a business man who is also the leader of a youth vigilance group called “Civilian JTF.”

Photo: Boko Haram female informant arrested

According to a post on the Facebook wall of the National Orientation Agency Nigeria, an accomplice and informant of terror sect, Boko Haram, Hafsat Bako, pictured above, has been arrested. Details of her arrest are still sketchy but will bring an update later.

'Boko Haram Is The Armed Wing Of APC' - Fani-Kayode

Nigeria’s former aviation minister, Femi Fani-Kayode, who recently dumped the All Progressive Congress (APC) for the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) has said that Boko Haram is the armed wing of the opposition party, who is trying to make the country ungovernable.

Speaking this morning, June 30 on Channels TV’s breakfast show, Sunrise Daily, Fani-Kayode accused APC’s leaders of being supportive and sympathetic of the dreaded sect as it suits their purpose of destabilizing the country and discrediting the PDP led government.

When asked if he has evidence, Fani-Kayode said one should take a look at the utterances of some APC leaders and there you’d find the evidence. He cited the statement of Gen Buhari, a former

We Don’t Know Location Of Missing Chibok Girls - US

Contrary to earlier reports, the United States of America declared on Friday, 27 June, 2014, that it does not know the where-about of the 219 schoolgirls abducted by Boko Haram in Chibok, Borno State, northeastern Nigeria.

Pentagon

It could be recalled that no fewer 276 students of Government Girls Secondary School in Chibok, Borno State were abducted by members of Boko Haram on 14 April, 2014. Though some of the kidnapped schoolgirls reportedly managed to escape the insurgents after their abduction, 219 of them are still being held by the Islamists terror group.

Few days after the girls’ abduction, leader of Boko Haram, Abubakar Shekau, said, in a video posted on the internet, that he would not release the schoolgirls except for an exchange of some of ‘his brethren’ captured by the Nigerian soldiers.