Gunmen suspected to be
members of the Boko Haram yesterday attacked a village market in Borno State,
shooting sporadically on the marketers, the Hausa service of the British
Broadcasting Service (BBC) reported. Residents told the agency that the culprits stormed the Kayamla
market near Maiduguri, the state capital, in broad daylight and began
indiscriminate shooting
on everyone in the market.
An eyewitness who sought anonymity said that the sect members
invaded the market on Sunday afternoon (yesterday) shooting people. He did not
disclose the amount of damage done by the Boko Haram sect.
“The sect members entered the market and began to shoot anyhow;
they even shot our driver whose fate is not known — whether he will survive the
gunshot — but Allah alone knows the best on his condition,” he said.
The
state security operatives did not comment on the incident, damage done by the
sect and number of casualties were not confirmed at the time of filing this
report.
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