Breaking: Again, Boko Haram attacks University of Maiduguri

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Barely over two weeks after the Boko Haram terrorists released three lecturers of the University of Maiduguri, UNIMAID, they abducted, the terrorist group has again attacked the university.

Boko Haram members

Reports said a suicide bomber of the terrorist group, around 7:50pm on Monday, detonated an explosive close to one of the hostels in the university.

The three lecturers earlier released by Boko Haram were kidnapped while searching for oil in July last year.

Their exploration team was ambushed by Boko Haram in an attack that killed at least 69 people, one of the bloodiest assaults of 2017.

But, after their release, the terrorist group has struck the school again.

Details soon…

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