Nigerian Troops recovers Boko Haram's documents containing Names of towns to be attacked

    The Nigerian army fighting the Boko haram insurgence in the northeast says it has obtained documents containing a comprehensive and detailed list and attack plans of communities about to be attacked by the insurgence.

The document which contains names and geographical layouts of towns were recovered from the fleeing terrorists in Adamawa State.

PRNigeria reports that the Spokesman of the military General Chris Olukolade confirmed the development and added that the troops also killed 27 suspected terrorists during fierce a confrontations with the insurgence in  Adamawa and Bauchi states while six soldiers were wounded in the encounter.

In his word, Olukolade said: 

“In a hot pursue of the terrorists around Hildi, Adamawa State, at least seven of the terrorists lost their lives while a total of five rifles, hundreds of rounds of ammunition as well as bows and arrows were captured from them.
“During another special raid operation conducted on Balmo and Lame forests linking Borno, Bauchi and Adamawa states, the determined troops recovered rifles and a number of motorcycles after a stiff resistance by terrorists were crushed.
“Over 20 of them lost their lives while some were reported wounded.
“At the end of the encounter, troops
eventually took firm control of the forest Location.”

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President Jonathan extends the State of Emergency in North Eastern Nigeria

Today, the National Defence Council presided over by President Goodluck Jonathan has given a nod for the extension of the state of emergency in the troubled north eastern states of Nigeria.
The affected northern states includes Borno, Yobe, and Adamawa state.

The news was made known today in Abuja after the meeting by the Attorney General and Minister of Justice, Mohammed Adoke. He said the President would forward the request to the National Assembly for approval.

Boko Haram: State of Emergency may be extended

Due to the unending deadly activities of the Boko Haram sect, the National Defence Council met at the Aso Rock Presidential Villa to decide if the state of emergency in some North Easters States of Nigeria would have to be extended or not.
The affected States are  Borno, Yobe and Adamawa.

The 3rd phase of state of emergency imposed on these states by the president will expire on Thursday which may have prompted this meeting today to determine the next line of action.
Though there has been media  speculations that the president may impose total military rule in the states since the partial imposition seems not to be yielding any Tangible result.

If the speculations works as thought, a military administrator will be appointed to take charge of the administration of the States.
Do you think that would be the best option for the president?

Plane Crash: Another Nigerian Airforce Helicopter crashes in Adamawa

What is really happening in Nigeria military? Please i just need an answer oooooo. Chei!

A report just came in now that another helicopter on surveillance mission and belonging to the  Nigeria Airforce (NAF) have crashed in Damare, an outskirt of Girei Local Government Area of Adamawa State.

An eyewitness, said he saw soldiers moving towards the area  immediately after the crash, apparently to cordon off the area.
Stay tuned! Details later.....

BREAKING: Boko Haram Has Taking Over Mubi IN Adamawa, Sacks Army Barracks

Reports reaching us says the Boko Haram sect have entered  into Mubi in Adamawa state, taking over the 234 battalion 
HQ, which is one of the largest military bases in the state.. 

Fleeing residents and soldiers told reporters that the 
militants came in at about noon after attacking neighboring 
towns in an attack that began since last night. 

APC Welcomes The Acting Governor's Removal

    The Adamawa State chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has welcomed the court removal of the state acting Governor Umar Fintiri.

An Abuja Federal High Court had ordered that former deputy governor, Bala Ngilari, be sworn in immediately as the state governor, thereby nullifying his alleged resignation from office before the impeachment of ex-Governor Murtala Nyako.

Bala Ngilari Sworn in as Governor of Adamawa state

Bala Ngilari who deputized the embattled Governor Of Adamawa State of Nigeria, Murtala Nyako who was later impeached has been sworn in as the new governor of the state by the acting Chief Judge of the state, Justice Ambrose Mammadi.
   This followed after a federal high Court in Abuja sacked the acting governor of the state, Umar Fintiri today 8th October.
Mr. Fintiri, a former speaker of the state House of Assembly, took over after the impeachment of Mr. Nyako and the controversial “resignation” of Mr Ngilari, the then deputy Governor.