Boko Haram terrorists killed 40 farmers and fishermen in Nigeria

Maidguri, Ta. Sunday, November 29, 2020

Suspected militants have killed 40 people in an attack on rice farmers and fishermen in the northern Nigerian state of Borno. The attack took place on Saturday on the farms of Garin Clashbe, a boar community known for its rice cultivation.

The attack took place on the first day of the local body elections, the first in 13 years, when people were going to the polls, local police said. Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari has condemned the attack and expressed his condolences to those killed.

"I condemn the cowardly attack on our hardworking farmers in the state of Borno. The whole country was in mourning over this brutal killing. My condolences to the families of the victims and to the people of the country. May Allah give peace to their souls. '

Buhari said his government would provide all necessary assistance to further strengthen the armed forces and take all possible steps to save the country's population. At least 44 depositors were killed, said Ahmed Satomi, an MP representing Jere Federal in the Borough constituency.

The attack was said to have been carried out by armed militants who surrounded and shot everyone. Malam Zabrami, a leader of the rice-growing community, said there was a "murder scandal in Borno." Farmers from the Zabarmari community were attacked. Were '. "About 60 farmers were injured in the attack," said Ahmed Satomi.

Farmers are said to have captured a Boko Haram terrorist on Friday. An armed terrorist came to avenge him. The terrorist was caught by the villagers when he came to demand ransom and get food for them. But unfortunately the security forces did not protect the terrorist and other terrorists came to avenge him.