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Nigeria:
Jonathan Orders Probe of Civilian Casualties in Baga
Daily Trust, 23 April 2013
President Goodluck Jonathan has ordered a full-scale investigation into reports of civilian casualties in the confrontation between soldiers and insurgents at Baga in Borno State… Read more »
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Nigeria:
Nigerian Military Says 25 Boko Haram, One Soldier Killed in Baga - Keeps Mum On Civilian Casualty
Premium Times, 22 April 2013
The Nigerian Military has claimed that officers of the Joint Task Force killed 25 insurgents in Baga during a battle on Friday night and early Saturday. Read more »
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Nigeria:
'How Soldiers Sacked Baga'
Daily Trust, 23 April 2013
Baga town which sits on the shores of the Lake Chad and famous for its smoked fish market lay waste at the weekend, caught in the vortex of the latest fighting between the JTF and… Read more »
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Nigeria:
Red Cross Says 187, Not 185, Died in Borno Village, Baga, During JTF, Boko Haram Fight
Premium Times, 22 April 2013
More people were killed than earlier reported in the small village of Baga, which sits along the shores of Lake Chad in Borno State, in a deadly fighting between suspected members… Read more »
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Nigeria:
Civil Society Groups Condemn Killing of 185 Civilians in Baga, Borno
Premium Times, 22 April 2013
Civil Society Groups have condemned the killing of over 185 people in Baga Town of Borno State. Read more »
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Nigeria:
Hundreds Killed in Baga - How Soldier's Death Sparked Violence Jonathan - Death Toll Grossly Exaggerated
Daily Trust, 23 April 2013
The killing of an Army officer prompted a military operation in Baga town of Borno State over the weekend, leaving at least 200 dead according to residents. Read more »
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Nigeria:
Baga Killings - Governor Shettima Vows to Relocate to Baga If...
Vanguard, 22 April 2013
Following a clash between Military Joint Task Force (JTF) and suspected members of Boko Haram sect in which about 185 persons were killed and over 2000 houses destroyed, Borno… Read more »
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Nigeria:
185 Killed, 2000 Houses Razed as Soldiers, Boko Haram Battle
Premium Times, 22 April 2013
At least 185 persons including women and children were reported to have been killed by either gunshots or fire after suspected Boko Haram gunmen engaged soldiers of the Joint… Read more »