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Boko Haram Terrorists Strikes Again! The Sect Set Dapchi Ablaze

Boko Haram Terrorist Attacks Dapchi, Set Palace on Fire
Boko Haram Terrorists | Dapchi | Yobe State
In early hours of the day, 19th March, 2020, echos of massive destruction was heard in Dapchi, Yobe state, as residents ran amuk. Boko Haram Terrorist came on a visit of dedtruction
It was gathered from a trusted news source that Boko Hram Insurgents attached Dapchi, the headquaters of Bursari Local government in Yobe State.
In an account of how devastating the incident was, the attackers set the palace of Dapchi District on fire during the attach.
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Boko Haram are currently attacking Dapchi. Pray for the safety of the inhabitants.
— EzigboNwoke (@Bilal_Barde) May 18, 2020
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A resident who gave more details on the incident said the insurgents stormed the town around 6:00 pm while residents were preparing to break their Ramadan fast.
“The insurgents shot sporadically but the shooting later subsided. But as I speak to you now heavy gunshots were heard from all angles of the town which I believe to be an encounter between the insurgents and the troops,” the resident said.
He further said casualties could not be ascertained because the attack is ongoing.
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Recall that on Saturday, May 16, suspected Boko Haram members carried out an attack on a community in Adamawa state in northeast Nigeria.
The fishing community called Mbemun, somewhere in the Lamurde local government area was attacked by the terrorists, who set fire to many homes after storming the area in the early hours of the day.
The incident was confirmed by the spokesperson for the state’s police command, Suleiman Nguroje, who said anti-riot officers were drafted to the area to maintain order.
We await the Nigerian Army’s response as to the count of casualties on the side of the enemies.
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