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Nigerian Army debunks AFP ‘Rumour ‘ 150 people drowned’ after B’haram attack in Yobe

 

The Nigerian Army has denied reports that 150 Nigerians drowned in a waterway & some shot dead after Boko Haram individuals attacked their community in Kukuwa-Gari town in Yobe state last Thursday.

AFP earlier today reported that a few occupants of the group said the faction members assaulted their community and around 150 individuals lost their lives. Executive Defense Information, Rabe Abubakar addresses newsmen.

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