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Boko Haram faction massacres villagers in Nigeria

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Suspected Boko Haram militants attacked two villages in northeast Nigeria, killing at least 57 people and leaving over 70 missing, witnesses reported Sunday. Survivors from Mallam Karamti and Kwatandashi said JAS faction militants gathered over 100 residents and marched them into the bush. Fifty-seven bodies were discovered on Saturday, though the Borno government could not confirm the casualty count. Witnesses claimed the villagers were accused…

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Boko Haram faction massacres villagers in Nigeria

Suspected Boko Haram militants attacked two villages in northeast Nigeria, killing at least 57 people and leaving over 70 missing, witnesses reported Sunday. Survivors from Mallam Karamti and Kwatandashi said JAS faction militants gathered over 100 residents and marched them into the bush. Fifty-seven bodies were discovered on Saturday, though the Borno government could not confirm the casualty count. Witnesses claimed the villagers were accused…

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thesudantimes.com broke the news in 7 days ago on Sunday, May 18, 2025.

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