A jihadist attack in northeast Nigeria’s town of Darul Jama leaves multiple casualties, including civilians and five soldiers, according to unspecified sources.
Attack on Returning Refugees
A militant attack occurred in the town of Darul Jama in north-eastern Nigeria, impacting a building where people returning from an internally displaced persons camp were staying. The attack has resulted in at least 55 casualties, according to a non-governmental organization employee who spoke with AFP.
Military Base Targeted
The town of Darul Jama houses a military base on the border with Cameroon. Initial reports from AFP suggest that at least five soldiers may be among the casualties. Babagan Ibrahim, local militia commander, claims that six soldiers were killed on the military side.
Timeline of the Attack
The militant attack took place during the night between Friday and Saturday (September 5th). Documents from The New Indian Express indicate that the attack began at approximately 8:30 PM Nigerian time.
