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Àwon agbésùmòmí Boko Haram pa àwon àgbè àti àwon ará ìlú ní Borno.

Ókéré jù àwon ènìyàn méèdógún (15) ni a gbó pé àwon agbésùmòmí Boko Haram pa nígbà tí won kolu ara won. Ìròyìn tí Orísun àwon figilanté gbé ni wípé òpò àwon ará ìlú ní won sì ń wá léyìn Ìsèlè tí ó selè ní Jakete ní ìjoba ìbílè Konduga, agbègbè kan ní ìpínlè Borno. Ní kété agogo méwàá òwúrò àná ni won yín ìbon pa wón nínú oko won, tí a sì ń wá àwon obìnrin àgbè méfà.

Orísun àwon figilanté ti ìbílè náà jé kí ó di mímò wípé àwon àgbè náà gbìyànjú láti bó sùgbón agbára won kò ká àwon agbésùmòmí yìí…

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