Coordinator of National Information
Centre, Mr Mike says security forces
stopped a car in Kano’s
neighbouring state of Katsina today
and arrested three suspected Boko
Haram members.
The group included one male and
two girls, aged 18 and 10.
The older two tried to flee, according
to Omeri’s statement.
The “10-year-old … was discovered
to have been strapped with an
explosive belt,” he said.
The chilling trend of deploying
young women and girls as bombers
comes three-and-half months after
Boko Haram kidnapped more than
200 schoolgirls from the remote
town of Chibok in the northeast.
Boko Haram leader Abubakar Shekau
boasted about the mass abductions
in a video during which he
threatened to sell the girls as slaves.
The Chibok abductions prompted a
social media campaign that went
viral and drew unprecedented
global attention to Boko Haram’s
extremist uprising, which the group
says is aimed at creating a strict
Islamic state in the mainly Muslim
north.
In the weeks following the
kidnappings, some prominent jihadi
websites had posts condemning the
Nigerian group’s extreme tactics.

SOURCE:VANGUARD

"Good government say, give them free education...bad people say, kill them before they grow"

Why Kano of late?

Could this be an expression of satisfaction or otherwise over the throne of Emir?

Just thinking aloud.

psucc: Why Kano of late?
Could this be an expression of satisfaction or otherwise over the throne of Emir?
Just thinking aloud.

bros na katsina dey write,its not written in french

We are in deep poo.