War on terror: Dozens feared dead in Borno-Yobe airstrike

Author: olufemiajasaPublished on: April 13, 2026Country: Nigeria

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War on terror: Dozens feared dead in Borno-Yobe airstrike

An airstrike on a weekly market along the Borno-Yobe border reportedly resulted in numerous casualties, including suspected Boko Haram members. Eyewitnesses counted 56 corps, with 14 others receiving treatment at a hospital. The Nigerian Air Force stated it is investigating civilian casualties, while former Vice President Atiku Abubakar described the strike as a devastating failure.

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