Boko Haram Takes Over Village In Borno

Members of the dreaded Boko Haram sect have again invaded a community in Borno leaving death and eradication in their wake.
The insurgents reportedly assailed Pulka village in the Gwoza area of the state, scarcely 24 hours after they surmounted a police college in the same area.
The latest attack took place on Thursday, August 21,2014 and the militants were verbally expressed to have hoisted their flags in the village to show conquest.
The village was left in ruins as houses, cars and shops were reportedly burnt and the assailants opened fire on the members of the community.
An unnamed source told Vanguard:
 “Yes some Boko Haram terrorists invaded Pulka and killed many innocent people and ravaged  an abundance of  houses afore hoisting their flags in different locations of Pulka.  We,  the people of Gwoza are very  worried with the spate of killings and ravagement by terrorists without  military or security agencies confronting them.
“The terrorists are now having a field day in any community they storm in Gwoza. Just last Wednesday, the terrorists invaded the Police  Mobile Training Camp in nearby Limankara village and surmounted the facilities on ground.”
The Gwoza community has been perpetually bombarded by Boko Haram after the sect abdicated their Emir and appointed another to take his place.