ISWAP fighters raid Borno hospital, set telecoms mast on fire

Suspected fighters of the Islamic States of West African Province (ISWAP), attacked a community hospital and burnt down a telecommunications mast in Mugumeri Local Government Area of Borno State on Wednesday, November 3.

DailyTrust reports that the suspected fighters of the Islamic States of West African Province (ISWAP), stole some drugs and other medical consumables from the hospital during the raid.

A security source disclosed that they divided themselves into two groups.

READ ALSO We will not support any bill to legalise marijuana in Nigeria – House of Reps

While the military exchanged gunfire with a group of the ISWAP fighters, the other group sneaked into the hospital to steal drugs, a refrigerator and some bedsheets.

“They attacked the town from behind, burning down Airtel Mast and ransacking the hospital. They went away with drugs, a refrigerator and some bedsheets,” the source said

Magumeri is some 40 kilometers away from Maiduguri, the state capital.

Related Posts

MainPower: EERC Downgrades 59 Feeders in Enugu over Poor Power Supply

_… Several Band A downgraded to Band C_ Enugu Electricity Regulatory Commission, EERC, has announced the downgrade of 59 feeders under the franchise of the MainPower Electricity Distribution Company Limited.…

Human trafficking outfit disguised as online marketing company uncovered in Nasarawa

The National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP) has uncovered a suspected human trafficking syndicate involving foreign nationals operating within Keffi and Karu Local Government Areas of…

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

You Missed

MainPower: EERC Downgrades 59 Feeders in Enugu over Poor Power Supply

MainPower: EERC Downgrades 59 Feeders in Enugu over Poor Power Supply

Human trafficking outfit disguised as online marketing company uncovered in Nasarawa

Human trafficking outfit disguised as online marketing company uncovered in Nasarawa

Dele Momodu warns against sole reliance on Peter Obi for 2027

Dele Momodu warns against sole reliance on Peter Obi for 2027

FIFA to pay clubs €9,000 per day per player to clubs that release players for 2026 World Cup

FIFA to pay clubs €9,000 per day per player to clubs that release players for 2026 World Cup

Jason Collins, NBA’s first openly gay player, dies at 47 of brain tumor

Jason Collins, NBA’s first openly gay player, dies at 47 of brain tumor

Coup plot suspects made confessional statements voluntarily – Witness tells court

Coup plot suspects made confessional statements voluntarily – Witness tells court