| 5,692,069 |
9.51667 |
8.83333 |
Nigeria |
|
Unidentified gunmen kill three villagers. |
| 5,692,073 |
10.26761 |
13.26436 |
Nigeria |
|
A JTF team uncovers a bomb making factory in Mubi and makes one arrest of a Boko Haram leader. |
| 5,692,076 |
11.84644 |
13.16027 |
Nigeria |
|
Chief of Army Staff Lieutenant General Azubuike Ihejirika publically stated soldiers have seized weapons, huge sums of money and vehicles meant for suicide bombings over a period of time "in the north-east." Exact date(s) unknown. The announcement was made in Abuja. |
| 5,692,080 |
11.84644 |
13.16027 |
Nigeria |
|
Twenty females who wearing were wearing "mini skirts" were killed by unidentified, yet suspected to be Boko Haram terrorists in various locations throughout the city. The effected neighborhoods of the city included Gwange, London Chiki, Abbagaram and Kaleri. The following dat JTF authorities denied any such attacks took place. |
| 5,692,084 |
10.31344 |
9.84327 |
Nigeria |
|
At least two people were feared killed while undetonated explosives were also discovered in a residence of a retired police officer in Gudum Sayawa, a suburb of Bauchi metropolis. |
| 5,692,087 |
11.84644 |
13.16027 |
Nigeria |
|
Nigeria's army has offered 290 million naira ($1.8 million) for information leading to the capture of 19 leading members of Islamist sect Boko Haram operating mainly in Borno State. |
| 5,692,092 |
6.7053 |
3.23981 |
Nigeria |
|
Gunmen attacked the First Baptist Church in Sango Ota, Ogun State, killing two worshippers and injuring four others. The attackers took valuables from the victims before opening fire on them. |
| 5,692,220 |
11.84644 |
13.16027 |
Nigeria |
|
Military and police forces kill a top Boko Haram commander, Abdulkareem Ibrahim and two of his sub commanders in a raid. |
| 5,692,224 |
12.33772 |
14.18052 |
Nigeria |
|
Suspected Boko Haram attack a police divisional headquarters, killing two officers. |
| 5,692,097 |
10.8183 |
7.57466 |
Nigeria |
|
At least 11 people are killed and 30 injured after twin car bombs are detonated outside a military church (St. Andrew Military Protestant Church) within a barracks. Boko Haram has yet to claim responsibility, though authorities believe they are responsible. After 24 hours four more victims succumbed to their injuries. One report from United News of Bangladesh Limited has the death toll at 30. |
