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ZombieSlaughter:
Cc: naptu2, lalasticala, Ishilove

It won't get to frontpage. Just watch

timefarm:
I hope you can see your bigotry and foolishness now.

If I didn't makd that statement, the mods won't move it to frontpage.

They always delete any thread exposing killings in Southwest.

Is a known fact.

gidgiddy:
IPOB is responsible!

Just watch, no Tinubu miscreants will call on Buhari to kill everyone in that Community and burn their houses

Lastly, this will not move to frontpage.

Before tomorrow the thread will be deleted.

We know their agenda against Southeast.

Terrorists kill over 72 in Borno, Katsina in 72 hours

60 farmers, scavengers killed in Rann, Borno; 12 in Jibia, Katsina

*Victims had hands tied behind their backs, shot in Borno —Source

By Ndahi Marama & Ogalah Ibrahim

Terrorists suspected to be members of Boko Haram/Islamic State of West Africa, ISAWP, have killed no fewer than 72 persons at Rann in Kala-Balge Local Government Area of Borno State and Jibia in Katsina State in the last 72 hours.

Among those killed in Borno on Sunday were over 60 farmers and scavengers, while 12 were killed at Gakurdi village in Jibia Local Government Area of Katsina State, yesterday.

The Borno killings came as local hunters ambushed a hideout of terrorists in Wanori village of Konduga Local Government Area, also of Borno State, killing two of the terrorists, while several others sustained various degrees of injuries.

The hunters also recovered 11 wheelbarrows used by the terrorists to loot foodstuffs owned by vilagers.

Kala Balge is a border town with Cameroon, with poor telecommunications network, which delayed information on the latest massacre of farmers.

Sources said the insurgents, armed with sophisticated weapons, sneaked into the farms and started killing farmers one after the other.

“Over 50 people were buried in Rann on Monday. As at this morning (yesterday), more dead bodies had been found, the death toll is over 60 now,” said a farmer, Ali Isa, who escaped unhurt.

It would be recalled that Boko Haram had increasingly targeted farmers, herders and loggers, accusing them of spying and passing information to the military.

They have also been raiding herding communities, stealing cattle, a valuable commodity in the region, to fund their operations.

In 2020, the insurgents invaded a rice plantation in Zabarmari, a community in Jere Local Government Area, killing at least 43 farmers.

Victims had hands tied behind their back, shot in Borno— Source

Vanguard also gathered that among those killed were scavengers who left their internally displaced persons, IDPs, camps to scavenge outside the camps.

A source told Vanguard that most of the victims had their hands tied behind their backs and executed by the terroists.

When contacted for confirmation, the Police Commissioner, Abdu Umar, said he was yet to get details on the incident, even as he promised to furnish the media after getting in touch with the Divisional Police Officer, DPO of Kala Balge.

However, at press time, he was yet to do so.

But a member House of Representatives, representing Kala Balge, Bama and Ngala federal constituency, Zainab Gimba, confirmed the incident to BBC Hausa Service which was monitored by our correspondent in Maiduguri.

Hunters kill 2 terrorists, injure 20 others

In a related development, resilient hunters, led by their chairman, Mai Kyari, yesterday stormed Boko Haram hideouts in Wanori village of Konduga Local Government Area, killing two of the terrorists and injuring about 20 others, after recovering wheelbarrows used for looting foodstuffs and livestock.

It was gathered that the insurgents had been terrorizing the community for a long time, looting such fruits and crops as mangoes, cashew and cassava tubes.

It was learned that acting on intelligence, the leader of the hunters in Wanori, Mallam Kyari, notified the overall chairman of hunters in Borno, Mai Gana Mai Durma, who gave them the marching order to confront the terrorists.

Kyari said he mobilised his men to the hideouts of the terrorists and engaged them in a fierce battle, which led to the successes recorded against them.

Terrorists attack Gakurdi village, kill 12

Meanwhile, terrorists yesterday attacked Gakurdi village in Jibia Local Government Area of Katsina State, killing 12 residents in the process.

The hoodlums were also reported to have set farmlands belonging to members of the community ablaze during the attack.

According to a source, the gunmen, who stormed the community riding on four motorcycles, sent residents running helter-skelter when they began shooting sporadically.

After the havoc, Vanguard also gathered from a source that the terrorists further encroached into another community where they rustled several domestic animals before returning to their hideouts in the forest.

Confirming the report, police spokesman in the state, SP Gambo Isah, noted that some of the villagers were killed by the hoodlums while attempting to run into their farmlands for safety.

Consequently, the state Commissioner of Police, Idris Dabban, led a team of security operatives to the scene to see things for himself.



https://www.vanguardngr.com/2022/05/terrorists-kill-over-72-in-borno-katsina-in-72-hours/

Terrorists kill over 72 in Borno, Katsina in 72 hours

60 farmers, scavengers killed in Rann, Borno; 12 in Jibia, Katsina

*Victims had hands tied behind their backs, shot in Borno —Source

By Ndahi Marama & Ogalah Ibrahim

Terrorists suspected to be members of Boko Haram/Islamic State of West Africa, ISAWP, have killed no fewer than 72 persons at Rann in Kala-Balge Local Government Area of Borno State and Jibia in Katsina State in the last 72 hours.

Among those killed in Borno on Sunday were over 60 farmers and scavengers, while 12 were killed at Gakurdi village in Jibia Local Government Area of Katsina State, yesterday.

The Borno killings came as local hunters ambushed a hideout of terrorists in Wanori village of Konduga Local Government Area, also of Borno State, killing two of the terrorists, while several others sustained various degrees of injuries.

The hunters also recovered 11 wheelbarrows used by the terrorists to loot foodstuffs owned by vilagers.

Kala Balge is a border town with Cameroon, with poor telecommunications network, which delayed information on the latest massacre of farmers.

Sources said the insurgents, armed with sophisticated weapons, sneaked into the farms and started killing farmers one after the other.

“Over 50 people were buried in Rann on Monday. As at this morning (yesterday), more dead bodies had been found, the death toll is over 60 now,” said a farmer, Ali Isa, who escaped unhurt.

It would be recalled that Boko Haram had increasingly targeted farmers, herders and loggers, accusing them of spying and passing information to the military.

They have also been raiding herding communities, stealing cattle, a valuable commodity in the region, to fund their operations.

In 2020, the insurgents invaded a rice plantation in Zabarmari, a community in Jere Local Government Area, killing at least 43 farmers.

Victims had hands tied behind their back, shot in Borno— Source

Vanguard also gathered that among those killed were scavengers who left their internally displaced persons, IDPs, camps to scavenge outside the camps.

A source told Vanguard that most of the victims had their hands tied behind their backs and executed by the terroists.

When contacted for confirmation, the Police Commissioner, Abdu Umar, said he was yet to get details on the incident, even as he promised to furnish the media after getting in touch with the Divisional Police Officer, DPO of Kala Balge.

However, at press time, he was yet to do so.

But a member House of Representatives, representing Kala Balge, Bama and Ngala federal constituency, Zainab Gimba, confirmed the incident to BBC Hausa Service which was monitored by our correspondent in Maiduguri.

Hunters kill 2 terrorists, injure 20 others

In a related development, resilient hunters, led by their chairman, Mai Kyari, yesterday stormed Boko Haram hideouts in Wanori village of Konduga Local Government Area, killing two of the terrorists and injuring about 20 others, after recovering wheelbarrows used for looting foodstuffs and livestock.

It was gathered that the insurgents had been terrorizing the community for a long time, looting such fruits and crops as mangoes, cashew and cassava tubes.

It was learned that acting on intelligence, the leader of the hunters in Wanori, Mallam Kyari, notified the overall chairman of hunters in Borno, Mai Gana Mai Durma, who gave them the marching order to confront the terrorists.

Kyari said he mobilised his men to the hideouts of the terrorists and engaged them in a fierce battle, which led to the successes recorded against them.

Terrorists attack Gakurdi village, kill 12

Meanwhile, terrorists yesterday attacked Gakurdi village in Jibia Local Government Area of Katsina State, killing 12 residents in the process.

The hoodlums were also reported to have set farmlands belonging to members of the community ablaze during the attack.

According to a source, the gunmen, who stormed the community riding on four motorcycles, sent residents running helter-skelter when they began shooting sporadically.

After the havoc, Vanguard also gathered from a source that the terrorists further encroached into another community where they rustled several domestic animals before returning to their hideouts in the forest.

Confirming the report, police spokesman in the state, SP Gambo Isah, noted that some of the villagers were killed by the hoodlums while attempting to run into their farmlands for safety.

Consequently, the state Commissioner of Police, Idris Dabban, led a team of security operatives to the scene to see things for himself.



https://www.vanguardngr.com/2022/05/terrorists-kill-over-72-in-borno-katsina-in-72-hours/

Terrorists kill over 72 in Borno, Katsina in 72 hours

60 farmers, scavengers killed in Rann, Borno; 12 in Jibia, Katsina

*Victims had hands tied behind their backs, shot in Borno —Source

By Ndahi Marama & Ogalah Ibrahim

Terrorists suspected to be members of Boko Haram/Islamic State of West Africa, ISAWP, have killed no fewer than 72 persons at Rann in Kala-Balge Local Government Area of Borno State and Jibia in Katsina State in the last 72 hours.

Among those killed in Borno on Sunday were over 60 farmers and scavengers, while 12 were killed at Gakurdi village in Jibia Local Government Area of Katsina State, yesterday.

The Borno killings came as local hunters ambushed a hideout of terrorists in Wanori village of Konduga Local Government Area, also of Borno State, killing two of the terrorists, while several others sustained various degrees of injuries.

The hunters also recovered 11 wheelbarrows used by the terrorists to loot foodstuffs owned by vilagers.

Kala Balge is a border town with Cameroon, with poor telecommunications network, which delayed information on the latest massacre of farmers.

Sources said the insurgents, armed with sophisticated weapons, sneaked into the farms and started killing farmers one after the other.

“Over 50 people were buried in Rann on Monday. As at this morning (yesterday), more dead bodies had been found, the death toll is over 60 now,” said a farmer, Ali Isa, who escaped unhurt.

It would be recalled that Boko Haram had increasingly targeted farmers, herders and loggers, accusing them of spying and passing information to the military.

They have also been raiding herding communities, stealing cattle, a valuable commodity in the region, to fund their operations.

In 2020, the insurgents invaded a rice plantation in Zabarmari, a community in Jere Local Government Area, killing at least 43 farmers.

Victims had hands tied behind their back, shot in Borno— Source

Vanguard also gathered that among those killed were scavengers who left their internally displaced persons, IDPs, camps to scavenge outside the camps.

A source told Vanguard that most of the victims had their hands tied behind their backs and executed by the terroists.

When contacted for confirmation, the Police Commissioner, Abdu Umar, said he was yet to get details on the incident, even as he promised to furnish the media after getting in touch with the Divisional Police Officer, DPO of Kala Balge.

However, at press time, he was yet to do so.

But a member House of Representatives, representing Kala Balge, Bama and Ngala federal constituency, Zainab Gimba, confirmed the incident to BBC Hausa Service which was monitored by our correspondent in Maiduguri.

Hunters kill 2 terrorists, injure 20 others

In a related development, resilient hunters, led by their chairman, Mai Kyari, yesterday stormed Boko Haram hideouts in Wanori village of Konduga Local Government Area, killing two of the terrorists and injuring about 20 others, after recovering wheelbarrows used for looting foodstuffs and livestock.

It was gathered that the insurgents had been terrorizing the community for a long time, looting such fruits and crops as mangoes, cashew and cassava tubes.

It was learned that acting on intelligence, the leader of the hunters in Wanori, Mallam Kyari, notified the overall chairman of hunters in Borno, Mai Gana Mai Durma, who gave them the marching order to confront the terrorists.

Kyari said he mobilised his men to the hideouts of the terrorists and engaged them in a fierce battle, which led to the successes recorded against them.

Terrorists attack Gakurdi village, kill 12

Meanwhile, terrorists yesterday attacked Gakurdi village in Jibia Local Government Area of Katsina State, killing 12 residents in the process.

The hoodlums were also reported to have set farmlands belonging to members of the community ablaze during the attack.

According to a source, the gunmen, who stormed the community riding on four motorcycles, sent residents running helter-skelter when they began shooting sporadically.

After the havoc, Vanguard also gathered from a source that the terrorists further encroached into another community where they rustled several domestic animals before returning to their hideouts in the forest.

Confirming the report, police spokesman in the state, SP Gambo Isah, noted that some of the villagers were killed by the hoodlums while attempting to run into their farmlands for safety.

Consequently, the state Commissioner of Police, Idris Dabban, led a team of security operatives to the scene to see things for himself.



https://www.vanguardngr.com/2022/05/terrorists-kill-over-72-in-borno-katsina-in-72-hours/

Emergingnation3:
If you ask me na who I go ask..

This will NEVER get to frontpage, because is Bokoharam that killed them.

Assuming the news says IPOB

Arewatwitter and all the online miscreants would have created 100s of threads

Even Reno is silent

desmond2pk:
Today, I have concluded to offer a one year paid one room apartment to any single young man or woman from southern Kaduna or Chibok communities in lagos .
Anyone that is interested should contact me asap. The killing and destructions in southern Kaduna and Chibok community pains me daily and, this is what I think I can do in my own capacity to help my brothers and sisters living in those dangerous areas.

I hope to be contacted asap

So after paying for one room, what next.
Will you provide job for them or start business for them.

Several bullet injuries were seen on the bodies of the deceased farmers who were buried on Monday.

Members of the Boko Haram sect have launched a large-scale attack, killing over 60 farmers in Rann, the headquarters of Kala-Balge Local Government Area of Borno State.
Several bullet injuries were seen on the bodies of the deceased farmers who were buried on Monday.




Residents told SaharaReporters that many others are yet to be accounted for.
“The Boko Haram terrorists on motorcycles armed with guns and machetes surrounded their farms and started killing them one by one," a villager said.
“Over 50 people were buried in Rann on Monday. As it this morning, more dead bodies have been found; the death toll is over 60 now.”
Boko Haram has increasingly targeted farmers, herders and loggers, accusing them of spying and passing information to the Nigerian military.
They have also been raiding herding communities, stealing cattle, a valuable commodity in the region to fund their operations.
In 2020, the insurgents invaded a rice plantation in Zabarmari, a community in the Jere Local Government Area, killing at least 43 farmers.
Boko Haram and its offshoot, Islamic State West Africa Province, have become more ferocious in recent times.
The Nigerian Army has repeatedly claimed that the insurgency has been largely defeated and it frequently underplays any losses.
The terror group has caused over 100,000 deaths and displaced millions of individuals mainly in Adamawa, Borno and Yobe states.

http://saharareporters.com/2022/05/24/breaking-boko-haram-terrorists-kill-60-farmers-mass-attack-borno-others-missing

If Christians continue to fold ther hands. This barbaric act will continue.

AmazingELixir:
Just watch the video and stop making noise already...and while you're at it...listen to your brother's commentary. Also explain when police started using red barret.

Yes, I have watched the video.

Now answer this question.

How did rag tag ESN have access to several hilux trucks and an Armoured tank.

I know they can easily snatch cars from private individuals.

But, how did they get the over ten Police hilux and armoured tank.

And they are bold to patrol about with it without any challenge from Army, Airforce, Civil defence and Police.

Is that logical

Felimax:
How does the picture prove that those are IPOBs?

Continue glorifying IPOBs with fake propaganda so that later you come and start crying everybody in the East are innocent except Felimax.

Police on Patrol is now IPOB.

Tell them o. Policemen on patrol is now IPOB/ESN

Are these ESN or Nigerian Police Force

From the video, is very obvious that Nigerian Police are the one causing unrest in Southeast.

You can see the armoured vehicles.

Look at over 10 hilux vehicles plus cars and armoured vehicles.

udele1:
That is where it gets interesting. Dying in prison will be the easy way out for him.

How do terrorists die? How did Abubukar shekel die? Isn't it another terrorist group that killed him?

This is what will happen to Nnamdi Kanu. The conditions that will see his release will make those he deceived kill him.

So the only 2 options left for him now, is to die in prison or die in the hands of the monster he created for money.

The evidence against him are intact. It's actually left for him to choose how and where to die.

Either in prison or in the hands of the monster he created.

You are confused. I know you are in severe pain because your propaganda is not working
You are just trying to console yourself

udele1:
As we speak, Nnamdi kanu is now a full blooded 1 Nigerian. He will participate in the 2023 campaigns.

If you are dreaming of hearing Nnamdi Kanu on radio again, ranting about Fulani, then you will wait forever.

The Biafran Business have come to an end. It was Nice doing business with you.

To your tents oh Biafrans.

What you see in court is merely formalities.

It's over. The joke is on you Biafran believers.

So he won't die in jail again

What happened to all your evidence you have been gathering to nail him

I told you earlier that you are inconsequential in the scheme of things

Was she sleeping before

Where are those that promise, they will defend Delta.

Have they ran to hide under bed

redPUSSY:
Oya show me the King they installed after conquering. Like it was done in Illorin.. Abi you don't know the meaning of conquer ?

The guy is in pains, I was expecting him to be in court to testify against Kanu instead of ranting and constituting nuisance online.

Emersonjay:
Those miscreants making noise online shouting delta people are this and that time don reach for action... Make una come out and deal with ipob abeg

Most of them are Yoruba na

Just watch, you won't see them here.

Same way they keep deleting threads exposing Fulani atrocities in Yoruba land

an0daGuy:
Close your mouth and answer his question

did the death of shekau stop boko haram?

You want to shift goalpost

We have lots of kids whose reasoning are less than animals.

Nbotee:
Why has both the military and police not relocated to katari since? Same place, same location time and time again

They are busy with Southeast

Zonefree:
I'm with Simon Ekpa on this.

Is a Christian school na. That's why they tried hiding the truth.

The painful thing is that, that school is a Christian school.

I don't blame them. I blame the dumb Christians we have in Nigeria.

Zonefree:
Only a fool will believe it's gas explosion.

When we tell people that government propaganda is real, they will doubt us.

We all knew it was a suicide bomber. But government as usual with their media miscreants is trying to hide the truth.

DOTian:
There is a thread on the homepage right now that was started without any attempt to cite any source of the information there in. The thread in question suggests that Onitsha, the main commercial city in Anambra state is in trouble and that the inhabitants are desperately crying for help. NOTHING CAN BE FARTHEST FROM THE TRUTH! This is an Evil thread especially when you take into consideration the fact that Onitsha is as peaceful as a lake as we speak. People are calm and collected and there are no extraordinary security threats as we speak. You can make a call to your loved ones living there to ascertain the truth. Pure misinformation and I hope this thread I just stsrted is not pulled down. There are two sides to every story.

It's unfortunate how some people will calibrate their political advancements in Nigeria based on their evil beliefs that they must contain others. It's wrong for some people to believe that the best way they can stand above others is to stand on top of them. Why do I say this? The desperation by certain groups in this country to dictate the pace of the development of other peoples destinies is the reason this country is hurtling down to a real crises and grand misinformation is part of the tactics! It's starting to look like there is a well choreographed political and security campaign to demarket the south east as a political unit. This has intensified as the next presidential election beckons. Since the dominating political narrative in the country started tilting towards an Igbo presidency, folks from certain parts of the country have become restless and ruthless with their patented brand of tribal politics. It's Evil!

It's true that there is the issue of "Sit at homes". This has obviously effected businesses. Occasionally, there are cases of insurgents activities in certain parts of the east carried out by the now ubiquitous unknown gunmen. Yet, these are not enough reasons to blanket the whole region with all sorts of hateful tags while trying to make it look like the whole East in general and Onitsha in particular are in some sort of chokehold orchestrated by either Nnamdi Kanu or Simon Ekpa. It's a fat lie! Most igbos are genuinely upset with the way the Nigerian state has treated them overtime and as such are ambivalent to their continuous membership of this country. That's a fact. Those who are trying to criminalize this honest struggle without trying to understand the basis for the agitations and anger instigating it, are the real enemies of Nigeria and not the egalitarian Igbos.

Once again: ONITSHA IS PEACEFUL AND WILL ALWAYS BE!

The Agenda on Southeast is very clear. If you create a thread about Lagos or any Southwest State. It will be deleted, but miscreants create fake news about Southeast within minutes is on frontpage.