MAIDUGURI, Nigeria, March 29 (Xinhua) -- Nigeria's Boko Haram
militant sect has claimed responsibility for the attacks on a police
station, an army lodge and a satellite prison in the two northern states
of Kano and Yobe.
The sect launched multiple attacks in Tudun Wada last week and the northeastern town of Damagun in Yobe State, killing scores of people.
The spokesman of the sect, Abu Qaqa, on Thursday said the attack on Damagun was executed to free one of their members held in a satellite prison in the sleepy community.
Qaqa also claimed that three and not eight of the Islamic militia were killed in the attack on Tudun Wada in the Nigeria northwest city of Kano.
The Nigerian police had claimed that they killed eight members of the sect after an attack on a police station.
The sect launched multiple attacks in Tudun Wada last week and the northeastern town of Damagun in Yobe State, killing scores of people.
The spokesman of the sect, Abu Qaqa, on Thursday said the attack on Damagun was executed to free one of their members held in a satellite prison in the sleepy community.
Qaqa also claimed that three and not eight of the Islamic militia were killed in the attack on Tudun Wada in the Nigeria northwest city of Kano.
The Nigerian police had claimed that they killed eight members of the sect after an attack on a police station.
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