The Nigerian Army massacred children in its war against Islamist insurgents in the country’s northeast, according to more than 40 soldiers and civilians who said they witnessed the military kill children or saw children’s corpses after a military operation.

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The Nigerian Army has sent a strong warnings to hoodlums on the waterways in Ondo State, ahead of the October 10 Governorship election in the state.

The Nigerian army says it has "full control" of a northeastern town where sources say hundreds of people have been taken hostage by jihadists. Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) fighters stormed the town Kukawa on Tuesday and seized hundreds of residents who had only just returned after fleeing their homes for nearly two years, according to locals and militia sources.

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The Nigerian Army has launched Operation Crocodile Smile lV in Ondo State, towards tackling various crimes in the state. At the launch of the exercise in Okitipupa, the General Officer Commanding, GOC of 2nd Division, Nigerian Army, Ibadan, Major-General Anthony Omozoje warned criminals to steer clear of the state.

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The Nigerian Army has flagged off Operation Crocodile Smile IV in Delta state.

Five soldiers of the Nigerian army are buried after they were killed in clashes with jihadist group Boko Haram. This is the first time the army has organized a public funeral for soldiers who fell fighting against Boko Haram.