B’Haram Insurgents Are Back In Sambisa Forest… SHOCKING DETAILS

Boko Haram insurgents have reportedly converged in Sambisa Forest in Borno.

A civilian vigilante revealed this to AFP on Thursday, April 23.

As a result of the death of a soldier and three vigilantes during a recent operation, other soldiers were forced to retreat because of the extensive use of landmines in the area.

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APC Meeting On Zoning Formula Deadlocked

APC Leaders Fail To Agree On Zoning Of Senate President, Deputy Senate President, The Speaker 

 

A meeting of senior chieftains of the All Progressives Congress (APC) today has again failed to release an approved zoning formula containing modalities for distribution of principal political offices across the six geopolitical zones of Nigeria.
 

Thisday gathered that during the party leadership meeting which ended not too long ago, the leaders could not completely agree on the zoning of positions for the regions.

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Boko Haram runs out of arms and ammunition, now using bow and arrow : Said army Chief

Boko Haram runs out of arms and ammunition, now using bow and arrow, machetes, daggers and other local weapons.

Director of Defence Information, Major General Chris Olukolade says Boko Haram members have resorted to using bows and arrows to carry out their attacks after running out of arms & ammunition. Olukolade said this while speaking to newsmen in Abuja today April 23rd.

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Troops Rescue 43 Boko Haram Child Soldiers In Nigeria Borno

43 BOKO HARAM CHILD SOLDIERS RESCUED IN BORNO STATE

43 Boko Haram child soldiers have been rescued by the Chadian army in Damasak, Borno state. Spokesperson of Chadian Army, Col. Azem Agouna, while revealing this yesterday April 22nd, said the children, all aged between 12 and above and of Chadian nationality managed to escape during the clashes between insurgents and soldiers, while local families helped them to hide from the militias.

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Breaking News: President-elect, Buhari Welcomes Senate president, Mark

David Mark, the Senate president, has visited the President-elect, Muhammadu Buhari on Thursday, April 23, in Abuja.

David Mark and his entourage paid a politeness visit on the incoming president at the All Progressives Congress (APC) headquarters in the FCT as plans for transition of government continue.

It should be noted that Senate president briefly after the electoral commission announced the winner, congratulates Buhari, saying that his victory was a “reflection” of the wishes of the majority of Nigerians, who elected him as the next President of the country.

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Jonathan Orders Removal Of Campaign Posters, Billboards Nationwide

With the 2015 elections done and dusted in most parts of the country, President Goodluck Jonathan on Thursday, April 23, ordered the Peoples Democratic Party President Campaign Organisation (PDPPCO) to return the country to its pre-elections state.

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