
Boko Haram jihadists killed 10 civilians in attacks on three villages in North-East, local security officials said Monday.
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Babakura Kolo, leader of a government-backed anti-jihadist militia, told AFP that the insurgents had administered the assaults on Sunday.
Kolo said they raided the village of Kurmari, 40 kilometres (25 miles) from Maiduguri, late Sunday, killing four residents as they slept.
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The attackers didn't use guns so as to not attract troops during a nearby town, said another militia member Ibrahim Liman.
The area has been the target for repeated suicide and gun attacks.
Elsewhere, sources told the newspaper that the jihadists burned three people alive and hacked a fourth to death in another village on the outskirts of Maiduguri also on Sunday.
Three Farmers were also kidnapped as they tended their fields and a number of other other.
Boko Haram fighters have stepped up attacks on farmers as they add their fields.


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