100s of lives including 68 villagers trapped and killed by Boko Haram

Chiranjeevee Pokhrel for DCnepal, Feb 01 - Late on Sunday, in an attack in the northeastern Nigeria, more than 68 people have died. The Islamic extremists Boko Haram fighters have bombarded the storm the village Dalori, according to the officials.

According to some International media, most of the children have been died; also, the place was bombarded for hours, as stated.

Islamic uprising Boko Haram has killed above 68 villagers by bomb-firing in the Nigeria attack.

The armed Boko Haram combatants have stormed Dalori village of North-Eastern Nigeria. Most of the deceased were found to be children. The village homes were torched right after the evening prayers.

Residents who tried to escape by fleeing to nearby bush were later shot dead by the rebels, according to the reports of international media.

The blazed village Dalori is about 7-mile far from the city of Maiduguri. Extremists began firing the villagers indiscriminately and set fire to homes and businesses after getting into the village short after evening prayers. The village dwellers who attempted to escape to nearby bush were later killed by hunting.

Horrific photographs of the village in the consequence of the strike show the charred bodies of human and animals scattered across the streets. 

Horrific photographs of the village have been uploaded in the web, which depicts clearly the image of the consequences. Looking at the posted photos, anyone can guess the heartbreaking massacre.


Boko Haram, the six-year Islamic uprising has killed about 20,000 people and displaced 2.5 million people as homeless. The attacks from Boko Haram have continued in this region despite the claims by Muhammadu Buhari that Nigeria had won the war against the terrorists.