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HIBAPRESS
Violent clashes between extremist groups in northeastern Nigeria have resulted in the deaths of about 200 people in the Lake Chad region, according to multiple sources to Agence France-Presse, today, Monday.
The sources indicated that the battles broke out between elements of the Boko Haram group and the Islamic State organization in West Africa in the Dugun Chiko area, located on the banks of Lake Chad, on Sunday.
Babakura Kolo, a member of an anti-extremism militia that supports the Nigerian army, told Agence France-Presse: "According to the information we have received, about 200 terrorists from the Islamic State in West Africa were killed during the fighting."
