Gunmen with Islamist militant group, Boko Haram, have raided three villages in North Eastern Nigeria’s Adamawa State.
They killed at least 25 people, residents and a local government official said on Saturday.
The attackers rode into the villages on motorcycles on Friday morning before gunning people down, according to residents and Maina Ularamu, the Chairman of the local government in the Madagali district.
The attacks happened in the villages of Kopa, Maikadiri and Yaffa.
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