Dozens of people killed in assault on village in Nigeria’s Borno State
Summary
Fighters believed to be from Boko Haram attacked a village in Nigeria's Borno State, killing at least 55 people. The attack occurred after people returned to the village following years of displacement, prompting concerns about the safety of returning residents.Key Facts
- Attackers killed at least 55 people in the village of Darul Jama, Borno State, Nigeria.
- The fighters, thought to be from Boko Haram, used motorbikes and burned homes.
- Some reports indicate up to 70 bodies were found, with others missing.
- Most victims were recently relocated from a camp for displaced people.
- Boko Haram has sought to create a caliphate in northeastern Nigeria since 2009.
- Nigeria has been working to close displacement camps, urging residents to return home.
- The military had been informed about the attackers' presence days before the assault.
- Conflict in the area involves Boko Haram and the ISIL affiliate, ISWAP.
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