39 KILLED IN BORNO TERRORIST RAID
Terrorists suspected to be Boko Haram, on Saturday evening continued their killing spree, when they attacked Mainok village in Konduga Council Area in Borno State.
The deadly sect who came in sixteen Toyota Hillux vehicles, raided the village from all angles and sides, setting ablaze every building in sight, and a primary school with Improvised Explosives Devices (IED), and Petrol-Bombs.
Following the attack, 39 people were feared to have been gruesomely murdered by the unsavoury and disdainful terrorist cell.
Angered by these attacks, the Northern States' Christian Elders Forum (NOCEF) has called on the Federal Government to ignore calls from any quarters to dialogue with Boko Haram, adding that it has become obvious that the group was at war with Nigeria.
At this rate of frequent attacks and killing expedition embarked by Boko Haram, do you still think Nigeria should negotiate with Boko Haram? Should Nigeria offer amnesty to this vicious sect even after killing thousands of innocent Nigerians? Is it right for Nigeria to be negotiating with terrorists? What would you propose Nigeria should do to ameliorate the problem of Boko Haram?
Your shared views and opinions is very much welcomed?
Show lessTerrorists suspected to be Boko Haram, on Saturday evening continued their killing spree, when they attacked Mainok village in Konduga Council Area in Borno State.
The deadly sect who came in sixteen Toyota Hillux vehicles, raided the village from all angles and sides, setting ablaze every building in sight, and a primary school with Improvised Explosives Devices (IED), and Petrol-Bombs.
Following the attack, 39 people were feared to have been gruesomely murdered by the unsavoury and disdainful terrorist cell.
Angered by these attacks, the Northern States' Christian Elders Forum (NOCEF) has called on the Federal Government to ignore calls from any quarters to dialogue with Boko Haram, adding that it has become obvious that the group was at war with Nigeria.
At this rate of frequent attacks and killing expedition embarked by Boko Haram, do you still think Nigeria should negotiate with Boko Haram? Should Nigeria offer amnesty to this vicious sect even after killing thousands of innocent Nigerians? Is it right for Nigeria to be negotiating with terrorists? What would you propose Nigeria should do to ameliorate the problem of Boko Haram?
Your shared views and opinions is very much welcomed?
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