Four people have been killed when a police station
and local government office were destroyed by
gunmen in north-eastern Nigeria, police say.
The attacks came in the town of Song, near the border
with Cameroon.
A policeman, a soldier, a civilian and his grandchild
were killed, the Adamawa state police spokesman told
the BBC.
He did not blame any group but militants from the
Boko Haram Islamist group have staged frequent
attacks in northern Nigeria.
They have often targeted Adamawa state but this is
believed to be the first time Song has been attacked.
Local residents say some of those who died were burnt
to death.
Police spokesman Mohammed Ibrahim told BBC Hausa
that extra security forces had been sent to the area.
He said there had been no arrests.
Last week, there was a similar attack in Maiha, also in
Adamawa state.
Violence linked to the Boko Haram insurgency - a
group seeking to impose Islamic law on the country -
has claimed some 3,000 lives in recent years, human
rights groups say.

Too bad northen nigeria,what is happenin?Naija don turn to afghanistan.