Boko Haram Terrorists Kill Two In Borno, Raze Down Church

Two people were killed when Boko Haram terrorists attacked the community in Borno State and also destroyed a church.

Bamzir Village, located in the Chibok Local Government Area’s Whuntaku District, is the name of the village.

The terrorists attacked around 2 o’clock on Sunday, according to the local government chairman of Chibok LGA Mustapha Madu, setting all of the homes on fire and killing two blood brothers, including Enoch Pogu Pudza, a student of SS Two, and Esther Yohanna, who was also injured by a bullet injuring her.

The terrorists destroyed several homes and businesses, as well as the EYN LCC church auditorium, and several other structures, according to the statement.

The two persons were buried early morning. Mustapha Madu, the LGA chairman, was present.

Mustapha condoled with the family of the bereaved and also inspected all burnt houses, shops, and the church auditorium.

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Terrorists Kill Telecoms Workers

In the North-Western state of Kebbi, several suspected Lakurawa terrorists killed several people at the same time as the incident.

In Arewa Local Government Area of Kebbi State, two telecom workers and one indigenous from Gumki village were killed.

When victims were putting surveillance masks on the area, the terrorists invaded the community and carried out the deadly act.

According to the police in Borno, suspected Lakurawa bandits allegedly entered a construction site in Arewa LGA, a community between Nigeria and the Niger Republic, on January 10, 1920, at around 2047 hrs, where Airtel Communication Nigeria Ltd. employees were putting up a surveillance mask for the Nigeria Immigration Service.

Source: Channels TV