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According
to media buzz; The girls fought over a sugar daddy; While another said,
they fought because one of them called the other’s mother a prostitute.
In order to retaliate, she cut her friend’s face deeply with a razor
blade. It was learnt that people who were passing by, who saw how deep
the cut was, ordered the other girl to remove her clothes to serve as
punishment for her. But when she refused, the men forcefully removed her
clothes and stripped her naked. The incident happened in Benue State,
Nigeria. More photos below!
Following
a tipoff from arrested Boko Haram fighters, security forces headed to a
purported weapons cache behind the building in Abuja’s Apo
neighbourhood, said Marilyn Ogar, spokeswoman for the Department of
State Services.
Shortly after midnight they started “digging for the arms”, Ogar said in a statement.
They then “came under heavy gunfire attack by… Boko Haram elements within the area, which prompted immediate response from the security team,” she said.
“Some persons were injured and 12 others were arrested in connection with the incident,” Ogar added.
Boko Haram, which claims it wants to set up an Islamic state in northern Nigeria, has previously attacked Abuja in the centre of the country, including bombings at a United Nations building, newspaper offices and a shopping mall.
The capital was placed under tight security after the August 2011 UN bombing, with military checkpoints in place around most government buildings.
Attacks in Abuja had however declined dramatically in recent months
- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/09/breaking-news-many-injured-as-forces-boko-haram-exchange-gunfire-in-abuja/#sthash.YiUlRB6x.dpuf
Shortly after midnight they started “digging for the arms”, Ogar said in a statement.
They then “came under heavy gunfire attack by… Boko Haram elements within the area, which prompted immediate response from the security team,” she said.
“Some persons were injured and 12 others were arrested in connection with the incident,” Ogar added.
Boko Haram, which claims it wants to set up an Islamic state in northern Nigeria, has previously attacked Abuja in the centre of the country, including bombings at a United Nations building, newspaper offices and a shopping mall.
The capital was placed under tight security after the August 2011 UN bombing, with military checkpoints in place around most government buildings.
Attacks in Abuja had however declined dramatically in recent months
- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/09/breaking-news-many-injured-as-forces-boko-haram-exchange-gunfire-in-abuja/#sthash.YiUlRB6x.dpuf
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