Nigerian security services were yesterday investigating reports that Abubakar Shekau, the leader of Boko Haram, had been killed in fighting.
Cameroon’s army posted what appeared to be a photograph of Shekau on social media. Eyes closed, clothing in disarray and with what looked like a wound to the head, the grisly figure looked similar to the images of a bearded, AK47-toting Shekau often put out by the Islamist group in videos announcing territorial gains, kidnappings and, most recently, the formation of a supposed Islamic caliphate in Africa’s most powerful nation.
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Boko Haram leader killed by Cameroon
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