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Three of 100 wanted Boko Haram kingpins now captured — Nigerian military

The Nigerian Army on Saturday announced the arrest of another wanted Boko Haram kingpin, bringing the number of those so far caught to three.

The latest arrest, according to the spokesperson of the Nigerian Army, Sani Usman, was made by the State Security Service (also known as Department of State Services, SSS).
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Senegal arrests Imams, women with suspected links to Boko Haram

Senegal arrests Imams, women with suspected links to Boko Haram

Senegalese authorities have made a number of arrests as part of a sweeping offensive against people suspected to have links with the extremist Boko Haram sect, which has for years wreaked havoc in Nigeria and its northern neighbours.
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ICC Prosecutor lists 8 possible war crimes against Nigerian military, Boko Haram

ICC’s Office of the Prosecutor identified 8 possible war crimes against Nigerian military, Boko Haram

The International Criminal Court, ICC, believes crimes against humanity and possible war crimes have been committed by the Nigerian military and the extremist sect, Boko Haram, in the last six years of the terror group’s brutal insurgency in Nigeria’s North East region.
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