Sahara Reporters say the ex-minister’s son, was killed in Allepo, Syria by a United States airstrike.
Ex Chief Juctice's son who joined ISIS dies in Syria
41 year old Uwais junior, reportedly travelled to Syria with his two wives and five kids to join ISIS.
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Reports say a source disclosed the death of the minister’s son, saying “Ibrahim died today on the battlefield in Aleppo.”
President Buhari In April 2016, revealed that Boko Haram is being funded by the International terror group, ISIS.
This is following Boko Haram’s second pledge of allegiance to the international terror group via a video published on YouTube.
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American military officials also seized a shipment of arms along the Chadian border on April 7, 2016, containing small-caliber weapons, machine guns and rifles, allegedly from Libya en-route to Boko Haram in Nigeria.
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