Officialgarri:
If there's actually a judgment day, Sambo Dasuki and all those who advised Goodluck on the issue of Boko Haram will never get close to the gate of heaven.

Goodluck himself will not make heaven.

The mercenaries —working for FG and those working of BH will not make heaven

If Ayo Oritsejafor and his fellow CAN executives doesn't come to clear their name, they will rot in hell as well.


Finally, the oppositions who rejoices over the death of people for political and wailing points will not make heaven too

Dotez:
Boko Haram terrorists killed at least 30 people and abducted many women and children in a raid in Borno State, a regional government spokesman said on Monday.

The attack Sunday evening targeted the village of Auno on a key highway linking to regional capital Maiduguri.

The jihadists stormed in on trucks mounted with heavy weapons, killing, burning and looting before kidnapping women and children, state government spokesman Ahmad Abdurrahman Bundi said.

They aimed at travellers who had stopped for the night and torched vehicles.

The attackers “killed not less than 30 people who are mostly motorists and destroyed 18 vehicles,” Bundi said in a statement after visiting the scene.

The attack, some 25 kilometres (15 miles) west of Maiduguri, occurred in an area where fighters from the Islamic State West Africa Province have been active, mounting roadblocks to target security forces and civilians.

Witnesses said jihadists set alight 30 vehicles in the raid, including trucks that had stopped overnight on their way to Maiduguri.

“Many of the drivers and their assistants who were sleeping the vehicles were burnt alive,” civilian militia fighter, Babakura Kolo told AFP.

The jihadists combed through the village, looting and burning shops and property before withdrawing, he said.

Auno lies on the 120-kilometre highway linking Maiduguri to Damaturu, a major regional city in neighbouring Yobe state.

The highway has been increasingly targeted by ISWAP militants in recent months.

The surge has followed the creation of so-called “super camps” by the Nigerian military in the northeast – a strategy under which small army camps have withdrawn from several areas and combined into fewer, larger bases.

Last month four Nigerian soldiers were killed and seven injured when the jihadists attacked troops positioned in Auno.

The decade-long Islamist insurgency has killed 36,000 people and displaced around two million from their homes in northeast Nigeria.
The violence has spread to neighbouring Niger, Chad and Cameroon, prompting a regional military coalition to fight the insurgents.

https://punchng.com/boko-haram-kills-30-abducts-dozens-in-maiduguri/amp/

Dotez:
Boko Haram terrorists killed at least 30 people and abducted many women and children in a raid in Borno State, a regional government spokesman said on Monday.

The attack Sunday evening targeted the village of Auno on a key highway linking to regional capital Maiduguri.

The jihadists stormed in on trucks mounted with heavy weapons, killing, burning and looting before kidnapping women and children, state government spokesman Ahmad Abdurrahman Bundi said.

They aimed at travellers who had stopped for the night and torched vehicles.

The attackers “killed not less than 30 people who are mostly motorists and destroyed 18 vehicles,” Bundi said in a statement after visiting the scene.

The attack, some 25 kilometres (15 miles) west of Maiduguri, occurred in an area where fighters from the Islamic State West Africa Province have been active, mounting roadblocks to target security forces and civilians.

Witnesses said jihadists set alight 30 vehicles in the raid, including trucks that had stopped overnight on their way to Maiduguri.

“Many of the drivers and their assistants who were sleeping the vehicles were burnt alive,” civilian militia fighter, Babakura Kolo told AFP.

The jihadists combed through the village, looting and burning shops and property before withdrawing, he said.

Auno lies on the 120-kilometre highway linking Maiduguri to Damaturu, a major regional city in neighbouring Yobe state.

The highway has been increasingly targeted by ISWAP militants in recent months.

The surge has followed the creation of so-called “super camps” by the Nigerian military in the northeast – a strategy under which small army camps have withdrawn from several areas and combined into fewer, larger bases.

Last month four Nigerian soldiers were killed and seven injured when the jihadists attacked troops positioned in Auno.

The decade-long Islamist insurgency has killed 36,000 people and displaced around two million from their homes in northeast Nigeria.
The violence has spread to neighbouring Niger, Chad and Cameroon, prompting a regional military coalition to fight the insurgents.

https://punchng.com/boko-haram-kills-30-abducts-dozens-in-maiduguri/amp/

bayelsaowei:
[b]Where is our president ?[/b]which kin stupid country be this

lexy2014:


In 2015, buhari promised to end boko haram in less than 6months. Jonathan left office in 2015. Its 5years after and u are still blaming Jonathan for buharis failure

Officialgarri:
If there's actually a judgment day, Sambo Dasuki and all those who advised Goodluck on the issue of Boko Haram will never get close to the gate of heaven.

Goodluck himself will not make heaven.

The mercenaries —working for FG and those working of BH will not make heaven

If Ayo Oritsejafor and his fellow CAN executives doesn't come to clear their name, they will rot in hell as well.


Finally, the oppositions who rejoices over the death of people for political and wailing points will not make heaven too

Officialgarri:
If there's actually a judgment day, Sambo Dasuki and all those who advised Goodluck on the issue of Boko Haram will never get close to the gate of heaven.

Goodluck himself will not make heaven.

The mercenaries —working for FG and those working of BH will not make heaven

If Ayo Oritsejafor and his fellow CAN executives doesn't come to clear their name, they will rot in hell as well.


Finally, the oppositions who rejoices over the death of people for political and wailing points will not make heaven too

ZombieHUNT:
Anybody still supporting Buhari at this juncture is a beast in human form...

Zombies everywhere
In 2020 ... Someone is still calling Jonathan

Shame on zombies

Cc officialgarri

Officialgarri:

Well, we all should admit he didn't understand the complexity or perhaps, he acted in the way of politicians.
But nevertheless, we cannot underestimate the progress on containing BH, especially when they were once at the peak of almost establishing caliphates in 50% of Northern States and maybe FCT.

But if it was that easy, then I think US should be done with Al-qaeda for 30years. They should have withdrawn their troops in victory from Afghanistan.

Tonnyray:
Where are those fighter helicopters we just acquired?
Let them deploy them immediately now
Never mind the collateral damage, let's wipe these mofos out once and for all.
This is just the height of it

Officialgarri:

Well, we all should admit he didn't understand the complexity or perhaps, he acted in the way of politicians.
But nevertheless, we cannot underestimate the progress on containing BH, especially when they were once at the peak of almost establishing caliphates in 50% of Northern States and maybe FCT.

But if it was that easy, then I think US should be done with Al-qaeda for 30years. They should have withdrawn their troops in victory from Afghanistan.

bayelsaowei:
Where is our president ?which kin stupid country be this

DEROX:
one thing that interests me is that whether they kill 50 or100 1000 or 10000 it ends in their territory when they finish killing themselves they should contact us northerners are very silly

Officialgarri:

Well, we all should admit he didn't understand the complexity or perhaps, he acted in the way of politicians.
But nevertheless, we cannot underestimate the progress on containing BH, especially when they were once at the peak of almost establishing caliphates in 50% of Northern States and maybe FCT.

But if it was that easy, then I think US should be done with Al-qaeda for 30years. They should have withdrawn their troops in victory from Afghanistan.

Officialgarri:
If there's actually a judgment day, Sambo Dasuki and all those who advised Goodluck on the issue of Boko Haram will never get close to the gate of heaven.

Goodluck himself will not make heaven.

The mercenaries —working for FG and those working of BH—will not make heaven

If Ayo Oritsejafor and his fellow CAN executives doesn't come to clear their name, they will rot in hell as well.


Finally, the oppositions who rejoices over the death of people for political and wailing points will not make heaven too

I almost forgot to add the NGOs who give negative and abstract reports to US, thereby preventing countries from selling weapons to us, just so they can be getting funds will be welcomed by Esu himself into a furnace burning with sulphur