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Over 5,000 flee Kirawa, Nigeria, after Boko Haram seized the town, destroying key buildings and sparking a new surge in violence.
Over 5,000 people fled Nigeria’s border town of Kirawa for Cameroon after Boko Haram militants seized the town, destroying the district head’s palace, a military barracks, and homes.
The attack, which occurred late Thursday, followed a similar assault on Banki in September and marks a surge in insurgent activity in Borno state.
Boko Haram claimed responsibility, releasing a video of fighters setting fire to military structures.
Local leaders and Governor Babagana Zulum have urged urgent military deployment, citing a security vacuum after the withdrawal of a multinational task force.
The governor pledged to rebuild infrastructure and support local vigilantes, while civilians continue to seek refuge in Maiduguri and neighboring towns.
Más de 5.000 personas huyen de Kirawa, Nigeria, después de que Boko Haram se apoderara de la ciudad, destruyendo edificios clave y provocando un nuevo aumento de la violencia.