An Improvised Explosive Device (IED) planted by Boko Haram terrorists on the Pulka/Firgi road in Gwoza Local Government Area of Borno State has killed seven farmers in a commercial vehicle.
A source said that the incident occurred in the early hours of Monday, January 29, 2024, when the vehicle conveying the victims ran over an explosive.
The source further said the seven passengers including the driver were confirmed dead, several others were severely injured while other bodies were shattered into pieces by the explosive.
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ISWAP and Boko Haram terrorists have been resorting to desperate but extreme measures to fight back against the crushing intrusion of their enclaves by the Nigerian Military, Zagazola reported.
They heightened the use of IEDs as their major warfare tactics due to their weaknesses and depleted capacities.
These landmines had in the past days and weeks claimed the lives of innocent civilians – mostly women and children in Borno state.
The IEDs, mostly locally made bombs, account for more than half of the fatalities recorded in the ongoing counter-insurgency campaign in the Northeast.
