Crime
In another clash, Boko Haram massacres ISWAP
In a long steak of victories, a bad of Boko Haram terrorists duked it out with their rivals in ISWAP on the Mandra and Gaba mountains on Friday, and ISWAP got whitewashed.
This is the second time in about two weeks the rival terrorists woul be clashing, and oko Haram, on a revenge mission, would be having the upper hand.
According to a source who confirmed the incident to PRNigeria, Boko Haram eliminated 24 ISWAP fighters.
They were killed when the Boko Haram terrorists, under the control of one Commander Aliyu Ngulde, exchanged fire with ISWAP fighters, led by one Abou Aseeya, at the mountainous axis.
Several ISWAP members were captured alive, too.
Since ISWAP rustled the camp of Boko Haram, and made its leader Abu Shekau blow himself up, bitter rivalry has been flaming between the two groups.
His is even compounded by the attempt of ISWAP to encroach on Boko Haram territory—Sambisa—from its own domain around the Lake Chad.
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