Crime
Again, B’ Haram, ISWAP latest confrontation ends in casualties
Two high-ranking Boko Haram commanders, and 15 fighters were killed in an ambush ISWAP laid for them at Toumboun Gadura on Sunday.
The two terrorist organization have been locked in a supremacy war since ISWAP eliminated many Boko Haram fighters and stampeded its leader Abu Shkeau to taking his own life in Sambisa months ago.
ISWAP leader Al Barnawi was killed about a month after Shekau’s death.
In the rcent attack, the two high-ranking leaders of the Boko Haram sect killed were Amir Modou Marte and Amir Moustapha Baga, according PRNigeria.
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