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Boko Haram Allegedly Kill Six Soldiers

Boko Haram Allegedly Kill Six Soldiers.

The dreaded Boko Haram insurgents have allegedly killed six Nigerian soldiers in an ambush on their convoy during the weekend along the Yobe-Borno border.

The terrorists ambushed and attacked the soldiers along the Goniri-Gorigi Road as they were returning from a clearance operation, Gistlover reports.

According to a military source, the terrorists fired a rocket-propelled grenade on the convoy which hit one of the vehicles with about 8 soldiers in it, six of them died while two others were injured.

The source added that several weapons and ammunition were stolen by the insurgents during the attack.

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