₦airaland Forum

Fifteen persons have been killed by landmines left by suspected terrorists in Nussa village of Askira Uba in northeast Nigeria’s Borno State.



It is not clear if the dead persons were civilians or military personnel.

Another three identified as Civilian Joint Task Force members were also killed in neighbouring Chul village in the same local government.

Sources say both incidents happened on Monday night.

Emerging reports also indicate that Boko Haram terrorists over the weekend set ablaze two trucks conveying relief items to returning Internally Displaced Persons in Gamboru Ngala.

The trucks belonging to the International Red Cross were abandoned around Logumane Musini axis, barely 15 kilometers to Gamboru after offloading their contents following a breakdown.

Desperate insurgents hoping to loot items abandoned reportedly set the empty trucks on fire and retreated to their hideouts, sources say.


http://www.channelstv.com/2016/03/16/landmines-kill-15-borno/

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Mai Kuturu General Burutai is Busy Seizing Newspapers at Aba and Flogging Elderly women in Delta.

If Army give the dead figure at 22 people, you better just understand by buharonomics and Liaronomics calculator, that the the army implies that the dead is 222 people.

Why did the president say these people have been defeated? I never expected to go without a fight but about forty-five people in less than twenty four hours is way too much. RIP to the dead

They could plant landmines because we had a loot sharing and ineffectual admin who allowed them all the time and comfort to do that and even to the extent that soldies ran away from confronting BH. Thank God the IB is gone. I trust Buhari admin to supervise the 'acquisition' of up-to-date equipments that will detect and disarm most of those landmines.

Standing5:
They could plant landmines because we had a loot sharing ineffectual admin who allowed them all the timd and confort to the extent that soldies ran away from confronting BH. Thank God the IB is gone. I trust Buhari admin to supervise the acquisition of up-to-date equipments that will detect and disarm most of those landmines.

You mean during his second tenure