A recent Boko Haramattack on Maiduguri has left more than 100 people dead, according to reports.
100 feared dead in Maiduguri attack
The terrorists invaded the Borno State capital on Sunday, January 25, but were repelled by troops.
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Local journalist, Bello Dukku told Reuters that more than 100 bodies had been deposited at Maiduguri's biggest mortuary.
Dukku said most of the dead were insurgents but added that he saw the bodies of some soldiers and civilians as well.
The attack on Maiduguri and neighbouring towns, Konduga and Monguno occurred barely 24 hours after President Goodluck Jonathan conducted a re-election rally in the state.
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