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Boko Haram releases obituary for slain videographer killed by army
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Boko Haram releases obituary for slain videographer killed by army

Vanguard Nigeria about 2 hours 1 mins read
Boko Haram releases obituary for slain videographer killed by army

By Ndahi Marama, Maiduguri

Boko Haram has released a video obituary for one of its media operatives, Abu Salim al-Barnawi, who was killed by Nigerian troops during a failed assault on a military base in Borno State.

The Acting Media Information Officer, Headquarters Joint Task Force North East Operation HADIN KAI, Captain Mohammed Goni, shared the video clip on Wednesday.

Recalled that Vanguard reported last week that military troops killed scores of Boko Haram terrorists, including their videographer/cameraman, in an intense firefight that took place in the Lake Chad Basin area.

According to Goni in his post, “Al-Barnawi was smoked last week by the Nigerian army when the terrorist group attacked a Nigerian military camp.

“He was the cameraman…he previously led raids into Cameroon before joining the media wing of the terrorist group.”

The three-minute, three-second video shows the late Al-Barnawi displaying his communication gadgets at several fora before his untimely execution.

The post Boko Haram releases obituary for slain videographer killed by army appeared first on Vanguard News.

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