Sunday 18 January 2015

Boko Haram attacks Bauchi and Yobe, abducts 80 in Cameroon

Members of Boko Haram 

Boko Haram insurgents this past Sunday struck again in Yobe and Bauchi states, killing   11 people and this includes including five soldiers.


The attack in Bauchi  was carried out by a lone suicide bomber at the Bulala Motor Park in the troubled Potiskum. Five people died and 36 others were injured.

While That of Yobe was   at a military checkpoint in Takanda-Giwa on the Bauchi-Jos Highway. Five soldiers and a civilian passerby were said to have lost their lives to the incident which took place a few hours after the militant Islamist sect abducted 80 people in Cameroon.

The source added that nine out   of the 36 injured persons were later referred to the Federal Medical Centres in Azare and Nguru.

A motor park source, Idris AbdulKadir, said the suicide bomber sneaked into Bulala garage   along the   Bauchi-Jos Road   and detonated an explosive device,   killing himself and four others on the spot.

“The explosion went off around 9.50am on Sunday. As I speak, we counted five dead bodies but   many other people are   being conveyed to the hospital in Potiskum for immediate medical attention,” AbdulKadir said.
Boko Haram insurgents this past Sunday struck again in Yobe and Bauchi states, killing   11 people and this includes including five soldiers.

The attack in Bauchi  was carried out by a lone suicide bomber at the Bulala Motor Park in the troubled Potiskum. Five people died and 36 others were injured.

While That of Yobe was   at a military checkpoint in Takanda-Giwa on the Bauchi-Jos Highway. Five soldiers and a civilian passerby were said to have lost their lives to the incident which took place a few hours after the militant Islamist sect abducted 80 people in Cameroon.

The source added that nine out   of the 36 injured persons were later referred to the Federal Medical Centres in Azare and Nguru.

A motor park source, Idris AbdulKadir, said the suicide bomber sneaked into Bulala garage   along the   Bauchi-Jos Road   and detonated an explosive device,   killing himself and four others on the spot.

“The explosion went off around 9.50am on Sunday. As I speak, we counted five dead bodies but   many other people are   being conveyed to the hospital in Potiskum for immediate medical attention,” AbdulKadir said.

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