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| Boko Haram: Airforce fighter jet bombs Kayamla village in Borno, kills 17 insurgents |
| 2014-03-22 |
| [DAILYPOST.NG] An air force fighter jet launched an attack on a group of Death Eaters holding a meeting at Kayamla village of Konduga Local Government Area on Thursday killing at least 17 of them while several others were maimed, a resident told DailyPost. It was gathered that the group were sighted holding a meeting with the intention of re-launching another attack on residents of Maiduguri, the Borno State capital. The military have continued to engaged the bully boyz following attack on Giwa Barracks last Friday. DailyPost also gathered that there was tension at Polo GRA on Wednesday, following a rumour that the bully boyz were coming to attack the area. Over 200 members of the sect were reportedly killed in the area during last Friday's attack in Maiduguri. A source at the state specialists hospital in Maiduguri, told DailyPost that so many corpses of the bully boyz were brought to the hospital. Meanwhile, ...back at the pond, Gloria slowly backed away from the eight-foot bull frog. If the creature croaked she would surely be deafened... parents and students in Maiduguri have decried the decision of the Borno State government to close all public schools in the state for fear of attacks by the Boko Haram ... not to be confused with Procol Harum, Harum Scarum, possibly to be confused with Helter Skelter. The Nigerian version of al-Qaeda and the Taliban rolled together and flavored with a smigeon of distinctly Subsaharan ignorance and brutality... Mallam Buji Mallum, a father of 10, said the decision would demoralize youths that are attending schools and also embolden the Death Eaters whose aim according to him is to force normal life to a standstill. "No right thinking person will query the decision of the people in government because they know things better, but honestly, the Boko Haram miscreants will feel they are winning the war. "There should be a way of sustaining schools; schools should continue running", he said. Madam Hannatu James said she cried when she heard the news of the abrupt closure. "Yes, it is sad that students and other people are being killed by the Boko Haram but once schools are closed, the Death Eaters would intensify attacks on other people oriented policies", she said. |
| Posted by:Fred |