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Hilary Uguru is a journalist based in Ughelli, Delta, Nigeria. I am currently into data gathering and analysis
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Gunmen release 1800 Nigeria prison inmates
Militants armed with machine guns and grenades launched coordinated attacks in southeastern Nigeria, targeting a prison in Owerri, Imo state, resulting in the escape of over 1800 inmates. The attacks, which also targeted police and military buildings, lasted for about two hours. Authorities are working to re-arrest the fleeing detainees. The Nigeria inspector general of police blamed the Eastern Security Network, a paramilitary wing of a secessionist movement, for the attacks. The ESN claims to protect the Igbo people from foreign armed invaders.
Gunmen attack prison in southeastern Nigeria holding 1,500
Heavily armed gunmen attacked a prison in Owerri, Imo state, Nigeria, potentially allowing an unknown number of the 1,500 inmates to escape. The attacks also targeted police and military buildings and occurred alongside other assaults on government buildings in the region. This violence follows a series of attacks that resulted in the deaths of a dozen Nigerian security officers. The Eastern Security Network, a paramilitary group, has been in conflict with government forces, while the leader of MASSOB, a secessionist group, denounced the violence and stated their commitment to non-violent action.
Gunmen attack prison in southeastern Nigeria holding 1,500
Heavily armed gunmen attacked a prison in Owerri, Imo state, Nigeria, potentially allowing an unknown number of the 1,500 inmates to escape. The assault, which lasted about two hours, also targeted police and military buildings. This follows a recent spate of violence in southeastern Nigeria, including the deaths of a dozen security officers. The Eastern Security Network, a paramilitary group, has been active in the region, though there was no immediate claim of responsibility for the attack. Uchenna Madu of MASSOB condemned the violence, emphasizing a commitment to non-violent methods.
Gunmen attack prison in southeastern Nigeria holding 1,500
Heavily armed gunmen attacked a prison in Owerri, southeastern Nigeria, potentially allowing an unknown number of the 1,500 inmates to escape. The assault also targeted police and military buildings and coincided with attacks on other government buildings in Imo state. This violence follows recent attacks in the region, including the deaths of a dozen security officers. The Eastern Security Network, a paramilitary group, has been in conflict with government forces, while the MASSOB faction leader Uchenna Madu condemned the violence, advocating for non-violent methods.
1,800 inmates escape Nigeria prison after gunmen attack
Militants armed with machine guns and rocket-propelled grenades attacked a prison in Owerri, Imo state, Nigeria, resulting in over 1,800 inmates escaping. The attacks targeted multiple police and military buildings and lasted about two hours. While 35 inmates remained, efforts are underway to re-arrest those who fled. The recent violence follows attacks that killed a dozen security officers in the region. The Eastern Security Network, a paramilitary wing of a secessionist movement, is blamed by the police inspector general but has not claimed responsibility.
Gunmen release 1800 Nigeria prison inmates
Militants armed with machine guns and grenades launched coordinated attacks in southeastern Nigeria, targeting a prison in Owerri, Imo state, resulting in the escape of over 1800 inmates. The attacks, which also targeted police and military buildings, lasted for about two hours. Authorities are working to re-arrest the fleeing detainees. The Nigeria inspector general of police blamed the Eastern Security Network, a paramilitary wing of a secessionist movement, for the attacks. The ESN claims to protect the Igbo people from foreign armed invaders.
Over 1,800 inmates escape after armed militia attacks Nigerian prison
Militants armed with machine-guns and rocket-propelled grenades launched coordinated attacks in southeastern Nigeria, targeting a prison in Owerri, Imo state, resulting in the escape of over 1,800 inmates. The attacks also targeted police and military buildings. Authorities are working to re-arrest the escapees. The Nigeria inspector general of police blamed the Eastern Security Network, a paramilitary wing of a secessionist movement, for the attacks. The ESN claims to protect the Igbo people from foreign armed invaders.
Gunmen attack prison in southeastern Nigeria holding 1,500
Heavily armed gunmen attacked police, military buildings, and a prison in Owerri, Imo state, Nigeria, leading to a potential mass escape of inmates. The coordinated attacks, which lasted about two hours, are part of a recent surge in violence in southeastern Nigeria. The Eastern Security Network, a paramilitary wing of a secessionist movement, has been active in the region, though no group has claimed responsibility for the latest assault. Uchenna Madu, leader of a breakaway faction of another secessionist group, condemned the attack, advocating for non-violent struggle.
Pirates free 10 abducted fishermen in Nigeria, ransom paid
Ten foreign fishermen abducted by pirates in Gabon were rescued in Rivers State, Nigeria, after a $300,000 ransom was paid. The hostages, including six Chinese, three Indonesians, and one Gabonese, were kidnapped on February 7. Kidnapping for ransom is increasingly common in Nigeria, with recent incidents involving schoolgirls and schoolboys. Nigerian security forces are investigating the bandits, with a curfew and no-fly zone imposed in Zamfara State. Intelligence specialist Laith Alkhouri warns that paying ransoms fuels criminal activity and advises proactive measures to prevent hostage-taking.
Pirates free 10 abducted fishermen in Nigeria, ransom paid
Ten foreign fishermen abducted by pirates in Gabon were rescued in southern Nigeria after a $300,000 ransom was paid. The hostages, including six Chinese, three Indonesians, and one Gabonese, were released unharmed. Kidnapping for ransom is increasingly common in Nigeria, with recent abductions of schoolgirls and students. Nigerian security forces are investigating the bandits, with a curfew and no-fly zone imposed in Zamfara state. Intelligence specialist Laith Alkhouri warns that paying ransoms fuels criminal activity and urges proactive measures to prevent hostage-taking.
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