Militants aligned with the Islamic State killed dozens of people, including soldiers, in an overnight attack in Nigeria’s northeastern Borno state on Thursday, local sources said. The Sabon Gari assault underscores ongoing violence in a region where an Islamist insurgency since 2009 has killed more than 40,000 people and displaced nearly two million.
Deadly jihadist attack kills dozens in northeast Nigeria, including soldiers
-
by Julie Bort
Related Content
Disney's long-awaited sequel deserves its streaming success
by
Julie Bort
January 30, 2026
US stock futures fall on Apple warning, gold rises
by
Bridget Mulroy
January 30, 2026
J.
by
Erin Garcia de Jesus
January 30, 2026
Apple buys Israeli startup Q.ai as AI race heats up | TechCrunch
by
Julie Bort
January 30, 2026
4
by
Julie Bort
January 30, 2026
How to Pray God's Will
by
Julie Bort
January 30, 2026