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Boko Haram’s Cameroonian commanders are extending the group’s reach

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Top Boko Haram commander Ibrahim Bakoura (aka Abu Oumaima) denies reports of his death in Niger’s recent airstrikes. Adapted illustration

Boko Haram’s growing reliance on its Cameroonian leaders is fuelling attacks in the country and strengthening the group’s resilience.

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