
Army says 104 soldiers are missing after attack
The Nigerian Army has confirmed that 104 soldiers are missing after an attack in Borno State. They left their duty post with their weapons following the incident.
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The Nigerian Army has confirmed that 104 soldiers are missing after an attack in Borno State. They left their duty post with their weapons following the incident.

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