BORNO, NIGERIA Terrorists from the organization ISWAP (Islamic State’s West Africa Province), which is the African branch of ISIS, attacked a small Christian village called Angowa in the Borno province in northern Nigeria. The result was a massacre of the poor villagers, who didn’t even have a chance to defend themselves.
The northern part of Nigeria, especially in the regions of Borno, Yobe, and Adamawa, is notorious for the activities of terrorist groups – especially ISIS and Boko Haram. Although the Nigerian government is trying to actively fight them, they still have no control there at all. These regions thus remain the most dangerous in Nigeria, and in all of Africa.
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