Nigerian army kills 102 suspected terrorists, including ISWAP propagandist Abu Salim al-Barnawi, in July ops across country, spokesman Michael Onoja says in Abuja
Nigerian army says troops killed 102 suspected terrorists, including senior commanders, and arrested 345 others during July operations nationwide; spokesman Michael Onoja also reported rescue of more than 393 kidnapped victims and the killing of ISWAP chief propagandist Abu Salim al-Barnawi.
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