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Witnesses: mission impossible Boko Haram kidnaps mission impossible another 60 women in Nigeria AP
Witnesses said body parts were scattered around the output mission impossible EMAB Plaza, located in the upmarket suburb of Wuse 11, Abuja. mission impossible Plumes of black smoke could be seen over a mile away. All spoke on condition of anonymity for fear of reprisals.
This is the latest in a series of violent attacks on Islamic extremists who are considered possible culprits. Nigerian security forces seem unable to contain the almost daily attacks that concentrate in the northeast, where is the stronghold of the extremist Boko Haram.
Abuja, where militants have carried out several attacks, is in central mission impossible Nigeria. Two separate explosions in May left more than 120 dead and about 200 injured in a bus terminal. Both attacks were claimed by Boko Haram, which threatened to carry out new acts.
On Monday, a bomb attack on a medical school in northern Kano left at least eight dead. Last week, at least 14 killed in blast in Damaturu, capital of Yobe State, northeastern Nigeria, where it was displayed a game of the World Cup.
Military and the Nigerian government say they are winning the war, but the pace and lethality of attacks increased mission impossible this year leaving more than 2000 dead so far, compared with an estimated mission impossible 3600 deaths in the past four years.
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Witnesses: mission impossible Boko Haram kidnaps mission impossible another 60 women in Nigeria AP
Witnesses said body parts were scattered around the output mission impossible EMAB Plaza, located in the upmarket suburb of Wuse 11, Abuja. mission impossible Plumes of black smoke could be seen over a mile away. All spoke on condition of anonymity for fear of reprisals.
This is the latest in a series of violent attacks on Islamic extremists who are considered possible culprits. Nigerian security forces seem unable to contain the almost daily attacks that concentrate in the northeast, where is the stronghold of the extremist Boko Haram.
Abuja, where militants have carried out several attacks, is in central mission impossible Nigeria. Two separate explosions in May left more than 120 dead and about 200 injured in a bus terminal. Both attacks were claimed by Boko Haram, which threatened to carry out new acts.
On Monday, a bomb attack on a medical school in northern Kano left at least eight dead. Last week, at least 14 killed in blast in Damaturu, capital of Yobe State, northeastern Nigeria, where it was displayed a game of the World Cup.
Military and the Nigerian government say they are winning the war, but the pace and lethality of attacks increased mission impossible this year leaving more than 2000 dead so far, compared with an estimated mission impossible 3600 deaths in the past four years.
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