Soldiers, 25 terrorists killed as troops repel ISWAP attack in Borno
The Nigerian Army says its troops killed more than 25 Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) terrorists who launched a “coordinated multi-directional assault” in Kukawa, Borno state. In a statement issued on Wednesday, Mohammed Goni, acting military information officer at the headquarters of the joint task force (north-east) Operation Hadin Kai, said some soldiers were also killed during…
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