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Boko Haram Terrorists Invade Yobe Community, Raze School, Health Care Centre
The insurgents reportedly proceeded straight to the military formation in Katarko, shooting sporadically and later set the base on fire.
Boko Haram Terrorists Invade Yobe Community, Raze School And Health Care Center.
Suspected Boko Haram insurgents invaded Katarko community in Gujba Local Government Council of Yobe State, setting ablaze a primary school and a healthcare centre.
Residents of the community say the insurgents stormed the community at about 5:30 am on Tuesday, March 16, when they were going to the mosque for prayers and started shooting sporadically in the air.
The insurgents reportedly proceeded straight to the military formation in Katarko shooting sporadically and later set the base on fire
Katarko community which is 18 kilometers south of Damaturu the state capital, has been under attack over 10 times.
The state government or the state police command is yet to comment on the development and also disclose if there were any casualties.
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