ISWAP kills Boko Haram Commander Mohammed Reejal in Retaliation

The Islamic State’s West Africa Province (ISWAP) killed a key Boko Haram commander, Mohammed Reejal.

On Sunday, Reejal was transported to Tokombare, a site within the Sambisa Forest.

ISWAP launched an attack on dozens of its rivals, Boko Haram who were on their way to a nearby location.

After Reejal was killed in a fight with Boko Haram, some of the group’s fighters also died.

In a fresh fight for supremacy, Boko Haram ambushed and killed ISWAP members near Lake Chad in late March.

Buduma’s Boko Haram terrorists showed off the hostages before killing them and burying them in improvised graves.

After telling the ISWAP insurgents to stay inside, the captors set fire to some of their guns.