Unmasking Boko Haram: Exploring Global Jihad in Nigeria
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AFP – Christmas Attacks Kill at Least 38 in Nigeria – December 26, 2010
Jeune Afrique – Mali as a Mere Spectator – July 3, 2011
AFP – Islamist Sect May Widen Attacks – March 29, 2010
Vanguard – Dozens of Boko Haram Help Mali’s Rebel Seize Gao – April 9, 2012
Vanguard – How Nur, Shekau Run Boko Haram – September 3, 2011
Vanguard – Islamist group gives reasons for kidnap of French national in Katsina – December 24, 2012
AFP – Islamist Leader Shekau ‘hiding in the Desert’ – July 16, 2010
GSPC – The Apostates’ Hell (Jahim al-Murtadin) – 2004
ISWAP – Rocket-Making Photostream – October 29, 2015
Ynaija – I am Not a Member of Boko Haram, Ahmed Salkida Speaks – April 22, 2013
Abu Musab al-Barnawi – Slicing off the Tumor Book – June 2018
AFP – Barnawi, Kambar: Qaeda-linked Militants with Boko Haram Ties – June 21, 2012
AFP – Nigeria’s ‘Taliban’ plot comeback from hideouts – January 11, 2006
Daily Champion – Police Arrest Taliban leader – Sept 30, 2004
Abu Sumayya (Boko Haram member) – Interview by as-Sawarim Media – May 2014
Konstantiniyye – Davet ve Cihad Için Ehl-i Sünnet Cemaati – June 2015
AFP – Muslim Cult Raises Fears of Terrorism in Nigeria – January 16, 2004
Abdullahi Bego – ‘Taliban’ of Nigeria: Who Are They? – Jan 3, 2004
Premium Times – Dapchi Residents Jubilate, Praise Boko Haram – March 2018
Nigerian ArmyTV – Better Safe Than Sorry – June 2016
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