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EXCLUSIVE: Boko Haram convict bagged degree during life sentence for church bombing – Court document

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Kabiru Sokoto, a suspected Boko Haram member, convicted over the 2011 bombing of St. Theresa Catholic Church in Madalla, Niger state, has bagged a Biology degree in prison

Kabiru Umar, also known as Kabiru Sokoto, who was convicted over the 2011 Christmas Day bombing linked to Boko Haram, has earned a Biology degree while serving his prison sentence, his lawyers said in one of the documents shared with PREMIUM TIMES.-

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