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Terrorists mock African Special Forces in new video

The sect also showed how they attacked some areas reportedly controlled by the joint military force.

In the video, the sect also showed how they attacked some areas reportedly controlled by the joint military force.

According to Punch, “The lead insurgent who spoke in a mixture of Hausa, Arabic and French mocked the Cameroonian soldiers especially and added that they were cowards.”

Meanwhile, a suicide attack by Boko Haram has killed one person and injured many others in Kolofata, Cameroon on Saturday, April 8, 2017.

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Also, the Borno Police Command in Maiduguri said on Saturday that two suspected female suicide bombers died when one them detonated the Improvised Explosive Devise (IED) on her.

The police said worshippers at Juddumari mosque in Maiduguri noticed the suspects and stopped them from attacking the worshippers in the mosque during the early morning prayer.

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