The Islamic State (ISIS) has accepted the allegiance offer of Nigerian terrorist organization Boko Haram, according to an audio file released on social media. The file, titled "Kill and Be Killed," also appeared on file-sharing websites. The Al-Furqan Media Foundation, ISIS's media group, took responsibility for the message.
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Thursday, 12 March 2015
Dare Devil Armed Robbers Storm A Bank In Lekki Phase 1, Gun Down Policemen, Others
Reports reaching us indicate that scores of well-armed robbers dressed in military camouflage, robbed an FCMB Bank located at Admiralty Way, Lekki Phase 1, Lagos State.
Boko Haram's Allegiance To ISIS Shows It Is Expanding Its Focus From Nigeria To The World - John Campbell
In a recording Boko Haram released last week Abubakar Shekau pledged allegiance to the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) emir, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi. The recording appears to be authentic. Shekau’s pledge goes further than his previous statements of support for ISIS, and was a Boko Haram propaganda coup: once again, the movement made the front page of the New York Times and became a brief media sensation. However, it is unclear what, if any, practical effects this pledge will have.
Abuja Police Commissioner Warn Nigerians Not To Tamper With Crime Scenes
The Commissioner of Police in the Federal Capital Territory, Wilson Inalegu, has said that the police’s inability to solve many crimes in Nigeria is largely because Nigerians often tamper with crime scenes.
Second South African Military Contractor Fighting Boko Haram Killed In Nigeria
Johannesburg - The South African private military contractor who died when his tank was attacked in Nigeria knew what his mission might entail, his wife Almarie told Netwerk24.
France Set To Boost Its Counter-Insurgency Force Against Boko Haram
In a move aimed at completely annihilating the terror group, Boko Haram, France has committed to increasing its West African counter-insurgency force to support regional forces fighting Boko Haram, French Defence Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian said yesterday.
United States Legislator Explains Why The US Couldn't Deploy Troops Against Boko Haram
United States has said it could not deploy troops against Boko Haram in the North-East because there is a democratically elected government in Nigeria.
Wednesday, 11 March 2015
Unknown Gunmen Abduct Syrian Engineer In Nasarawa, Central Nigeria
The Nasarawa State Police Command has confirmed the abduction of a Syrian engineer, Mah Nagor, by unknown gunmen. The command’s spokesman, ASP Ismalia Numan, told newsmen on Tuesday in Lafia that Nagor was abducted on Monday at a site in Azara, Awe Local Government Area.
Defence Headquarters Recalls 4,000 Dismissed Soldiers
DHQ Abuja |
About 4, 000 soldiers from different military units, who were said to have been summarily dismissed by their respective unit commanders now have cause to smile as the Defence Headquarters (DHQ), has ordered their “rejab” into the military. The word rejab, in military parlance, means reabsorption.
Tuesday, 10 March 2015
Terror Is Not As Big A Threat To British Values As The Hysterical Response To It
In a speech today, foreign secretary Philip Hammond attacks those who apologise for Islamic State (Isis) recruiting. “A huge burden of responsibility rests with those who act as their apologists,” he says; they are to terrorism what Lenin called “useful idiots”.
UK Anti-Radicalisation 'Prevent Strategy' A ‘Toxic Brand’
The British government’s flagship anti-radicalisation strategy, Prevent, has become a toxic brand and is widely mistrusted, a former senior Muslim police officer has said.
Boko Haram: Nigerian Army Opens Trial of Brigadier-General, 21 Other Senior Officers
Soldiers earlier sentenced to death |
The Nigerian Army on Monday opened the trial of 22 of its officers,
accused of mutiny in connection with the military’s ongoing fight
against the insurgent group, Boko Haram. The court-martial proceedings of the army officers, including a Brigadier-General, began in Lagos amidst tight security.
President Obama Declares Venezuela A National Security Threat
United States Special Forces Train Chadian Soldiers To Fight Boko Haram
Chadian troops, alongside soldiers from more than 20 other countries are undergoing training “in the deep desert,” in continuation of their ongoing war against Boko Haram militants in the North-Eastern Nigeria and a few neighbouring countries.
Monday, 9 March 2015
What Does Boko Haram’s ‘Allegiance’ To Islamic State Group Mean For The West?
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