Boko Haram
Sep 25, 2017
Newsweek | Nigeria Is Putting 1600 Boko Haram Suspects on Trial in Front of Four Judges Newsweek The West African country's attorney general said in a statement on Sunday that the trial of 1,600 detainees suspected of affiliation with, or carrying out attacks on behalf of, Boko Haram--the Nigerian jihadi group with ties to the Islamic State ... 1000s of Boko Haram displaced hit Nigerian streets, protest food shortages Ten arrested after Boko Haram displaced protest Nigerian army kills 2 Boko Haram terrorists |
Sep 23, 2017
USA TODAY | Can former Boko Haram terrorists be rehabilitated? This program aims to change their lives USA TODAY GOMBE, Nigeria -- Aminu Usman sat facing his interrogators and answered questions thrown at him about his life as a Boko Haram terrorist. "We were told that we were in the service of God," said Usman, 35, a laborer and father of five. "That if we die ... Boko Haram kills nine near bombed NE Nigeria camp No local govt under Boko Haram control -- Nigerian Army Army reclaim all territories from Boko Haram |
Sep 25, 2017
Premium Times | Young Chibok Boko Haram attack victim survives corrective surgery in Dubai Premium Times Ali Ahmadu, the six year old boy from Chibok village, Borno State, who was run over by Boko Haram terrorists when they invaded his village three years ago, survived an intensive corrective surgery in Dubai, United Arab Emirates (UAE). After the ... Boko Haram: Chibok boy walks again after 6-hour surgery in Dubai ... Six-year-old Boko Haram victim walks again after surgery -- Punch ... Little boy attacked by Boko Haram strong and doing well - Doctors (photo) |
Sep 24, 2017
Premium Times | Boko Haram: Frustrated IDPs ask to be allowed to trek home Premium Times Pic.1. Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs), during a protest demanding for voluntary return to their homes in Bama LGA in Maiduguri on Sunday (24/9/17). 05119/24/9/2017/Hamza Suleiman/TA/NAN ... Protest as police stop Bama IDPs from trekking back home Police arrest IDPs over Maiduguri protest |
Sep 21, 2017
CNN | The Nigerian man saving Boko Haram orphans - CNN - CNN.com CNN Lawyer Zannah Mustapha is helping to educate displaced Boko Haram orphans and his efforts have earned him the United Nations' highest honor. |
Sep 24, 2017
Premium Times | EFCC probes how ex-local govt. chairmen spent over N300 million 'to fight Boko Haram' in Oyo State Premium Times The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission has begun investigation into how N11 million allegedly taken by each of 33 ex-local government caretaker chairmen was spent to secure Oyo State against incursion by Boko Haram insurgents during the ... |
Sep 24, 2017
Daily Post Nigeria | Nigeria Air Force has killed all Boko Haram top leaders - Air Chief ... Daily Post Nigeria Chief of Air Staff (CAS), Air Vice Marshal Sadique Abubakar, has said the Nigerian Air Force (NAF) has wiped out Boko Haram top leaders and several of the. Airforce Has Wiped Out Top Boko Haram Commanders -- CAS | THE ... |
Sep 25, 2017
Newsweek | Why Does President Trump's Travel Ban Include a Vital Counterterrorism Ally in Africa? Newsweek The decision to suspend certain types of immigration from Chad, a Central African country with one of the region's strongest armies--and one that has battled groups including Boko Haram and Al-Qaeda--has left experts baffled. John Campbell, a former U ... Why did the US travel ban add counterterrorism partner Chad? No one seems quite sure. Travel Ban: Why Has Trump Restricted Visas From Chad? Experts Are Puzzled Trump's new travel ban: Why these 8 countries now |
Sep 20, 2017
BBC News | UN brokers deal to end use of children in Nigeria's battle with Boko ... The Guardian Officials hail landmark for child protection as youth vigilante group known as Civilian Joint Task Force pledges to draw a line under recruitment of minors. Teaching children of Boko Haram fighters Boko Haram: UN brokers deal to end use of children soldiers ... Mediator wins award for giving Boko Haram victims free education ... |
Sep 21, 2017
The Guardian | No laughing matter: Cameroon students face 10 years in jail for Boko Haram joke The Guardian Human rights groups are calling for the immediate release of three students given 10-year jail sentences in Cameroon for sharing a joke via text about Boko Haram. An appeal hearing was due to begin on Thursday in the capital, Yaoundé, but has been ... |