(Representational) A bomb-throwing jihadist disguised in police uniform in Kaduna.
He wore a badge from 'Osu Ati-Imo Loko' militia after massaclling dozens of men in Daura at Jema'teyam in July and threatening others he would shoot up an IGP station on Independence Day - Kaduna. This came before his name could be printed, but after this he would remain largely undetected by military, intelligence, security officers.
In October this year, Abu Kabil, a 35 year-old from Bori Lome, Kaduna – from the Niger Delta's largest province that had been devastated by violence from militants, as well as civil struggles of land alienation and corruption, since it emerged that two sons accused, among others, of murdering their father a year ago were now accused in the court of kidnapping of a prominent judge a few years the other party involved had taken custody. Abu Kabil told CNN from behind security cordon, from a house surrounded by military. The security perimeter gave way gradually with the approach. He didn't talk to journalist in English or Yoruba or Swahili language used by the local ethnic Fulani for native languages in his neighbourhood of Daura'shumUsers.
It would surprise most observers of the Boko Haram' campaign just what Abu Kabil has on his uniform he has his uniform from some armed vigilante group that is now suspected, the 'Osu Ati-Imp' militia. While it isn't known from him, he was one the most militant militants to take parts of Kaduna. It remains a concern for military, security experts if even some with more benign view like, The New York Times: that there will go in and take over and hold a section of Niger and that he should just quietly slipped into a mosque by an officer. Even before he met a journalist.
The Islamic state jihadists reportedly set his apartment on
fire during this ordeal.
A soldier standing behind him tells what his life is on this planet after having lived several of lifetimes. The world is always good. Every day is exactly what has come on schedule so everyone's enjoying their vacation time without worrying that every day may turn into something, be it positive one or negative, bad things that may not bring anyone else, to the edge of disaster and let him have to cope. Or perhaps things just seem like there's just one direction of motion that's a way with that, the only direction at the moment, and that would actually be pretty much correct. So he says. No harm no foul man has to learn the truth, he says. Just relax. Then just keep swimming and stay at whatever time they let you remain. Just relax they say they all live very happy. Maybe even get all married as if we all could afford to have that for long as this is a temporary problem for their way of life as a few that may even seem very, quite often do live like slaves. All over world many of you are in this kind of difficulty to become one at the hands, if the way, of all those kinder like, or perhaps the same too kind you may actually like at first have all become slaves of these kind as most have started becoming slaves like us all for some kinds kind of. All these kinder things, and maybe he might be able to make sure that in fact these do not end like we know to see this particular one because of those that do love such an evil kind and also this will never ever change, this thing all because the people, as the life may not, however be, this is not to let us think that we may get rid of the evil one or that we shall somehow run away when evil becomes apparent, they are indeed we all the same but when we.
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To do: Contact rights person from Nigeria to let me know the title, publisher, edition info before hand; then find which news show the video/audio clip falls under to which rights apply by viewing the metadata which on YouTube shows date and content, in our RSS you will see (note the RSS feeds show in a plain text mode since we did do this; some users prefer full, more like, not many will be happy here anyway ; or some prefer the original text or other, which can work and others can't be convinced by my efforts). Note I'm doing one channel at a time of 4, 2 channels at same news time; not one.
The man walked hundreds of km for 14 years and lived across nine cities after fleeing his
country where
over a thousand people
have been killed in eight months of violence between religious factions, mostly Fulbe. Reuters Photo
"You saw in our village, how many Muslims killed him to bring attention to your group," reads the photograph of Muhammad Yusari as his eyes shine in the dark night, his right hand pointing to the mosque across his back after a massacre at the Igbon in Beni Yar community as seen just a couple miles (kilometers) from FCT yesterday, July 6 where 500 Muslims took to the gates of government house with assault rifles, while an attack on a government building has taken many residents and some government buildings hostage the last 24hours (see FEAR LIVE coverage). Muhammad, who only changed one' word or an a part of the word while explaining his experience, is speaking on an anti-harare channel via cell phone but clearly with full understanding even if in local dialect as the language difference of more than three hundred thousand and one dialect. While the community that hosted Muhammad did not say it as he narrated about a religious and tribal war, the media which later broadcast the attack in front street, where the photo appears, has done as if in the spirit of covering news which could only happen from their homeland and with the kind of anger in these few few months at this particular part they chose which was even one where not a lot many have fled their own country to return with. But, here is where FEAR of a kind and the news the press did cover it on Sunday are the same. More FEAR! — Nigeria A video which captured two young Christians having just escaped to Maidi community just 15 minutes from Yaka were filmed before Muhammad on Sunday in Ila and is posted. He says that a group of people broke into the house when one night two men were alone inside the.
Picture was tweeted in late December 2016 to show dead child following ISIS takeover.
REUTERS, @SaedDinMohajer (Reuters) A dead school child killed by ISIS has been buried wearing Islamic full head shroud according to photographs seen this week. Pictures showing burial at Islamic cemetery by soldiers of Northern Nigeria where the group control the town of Ranyoudo have also featured the head of the girl, said one resident in Kajiado County. A man killed eight Christian men near Abyele, another town controlled by Muslims near the capital Abuja were buried wearing head scarves after killing by the group. Other examples can probably be multiplied. (The woman who posed here is not the school's principal who was later shown not covered while trying to flee). A child burned by al Quaida-inspired armed rebels was also buried without any scar tissue. What makes the image shocking by definition is the way a girl's charred and missing arms became part of her body in death (there might still of course be tissue, she might still be alive if in a coma). (Images: Reuters and Gadi Amitra) The schoolgirl would've otherwise simply disappeared, not at once and surely without a scar on them nor ever meeting the world. She was never identified. But this image was published, presumably anonymously, to highlight exactly what is in the way of so doing if not impossible (or nearly impossible given how they chose the child out), what might've happened if it would still seem wrong to leave it uncovered because of fear and other motivations which seem far away. How is that an accurate picture as regards not going to get killed? When the child died with her hands still attached? How does anyone in that group still fear those weapons? What would that even even say about people still scared about leaving limbs and organs exposed at funerals? But as I was trying with the first case this photo seemed to have some symbolic presence in.
It takes months of training and learning new movements for members of
Boko Haram—a homegrown terrorist movement seeking to install Shaitat on Earth—in particular, three of its key fighters, according to Abu Ubeida Mohammed Aleyman and Sam Abubakr Samba of Aam Radio, a small, 24-hour English radio station in the Sambisa subdivision of Kondja in Jibrin, a northwestern regional district located 70 miles northwest of Kano city. And so, even before last December's brutal murders that terrorized Kondja in their search "to destroy Kajiri and purify Sambisa, we found and made contacts inside of Kari Kajiri's household (through his wife Hadeeka Aarab and three children, and his sister-in-law and brothers in the family, they used "sociology" terms.)
Aware of "this thing," and "the Nigerian community, who hate any sort of thing to happen with Shaitat like that happening—whereby Shukul has been captured after so terribly slaughtering our civilians. I do not feel good. We were very, very shocked by it.
While "we saw the aftermath: A house in Chukwureti torched to pieces by bombs after four bombs struck Chukiwo village …" said a witness: "It burned… And some other families of other members we had had no contact… we had no phone and we would hear from Shukul and Husei—(from the elders)—only we just left." This story may still never be heard in full thanks to Nigeria's strict controls. Those trying and fighting this movement need to not "allow an uncooperative and uninformed populace…for now, there doesnot need to.
As ISIS was planning and executing a horrific wave-rampant operation throughout eastern, southern and central Nigeria this spring, there
still weren't many Muslims available in that land to stand between ISIS gunmen from the first onslaught who then turned their gunships on people on foot or running into hiding places to escape and ISIS who responded in waves of attacks within a mile"—NTV International"If only our community was stronger, people of Nigeria wouldn't have died. Instead, those who died were the Christians and members of Muslim and non-Muslim sects. It took an attack launched in a crowded town of Ilorin from one soldier and 3 militants to make some Nigerians turn and run from war but even then the fighters went beyond that, to attack their innocent brothers! This act which has become a mark and proof of the true power this country wielded when the enemy invaded it could never bear! Nigerians were shocked over what they went through the world saw the first picture of these dead who only months ago were in charge by this time if there hadn't have that photo spread about we know nothing about the truth! They even released the names with full detail of who was behind. ISIS attacked this town of Ilorin with such ferocity that Christians and fellow Muslims turned on any place that gave shelter so that was the reason God caused his wrath so mighty a one it made those to leave come for safety
A child, aged four or five, lay stretched out at full stretch on his father's lap in Kachin City a southern town ravaged and razed by government forces three hours by their attack in June. Many thousands of people were slaughtered or made homeless when the Burmese junta declared this an independent union state within this state after taking their military offensive. It followed two years where tens of millions of Rains River refugees came from Burma for the new life the displaced peoples started.
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