Boko Haram slaughter 27 fishermen in Cameroon, executes abducted Police officer in Borno

Atleast 27 fishermen were slaughtered and 3 others abducted by suspected members of Jamā'at Ahl as-Sunnah lid-Da'wah wa'l-Jihād, a.k.a Boko Haram terrorists group at the fringes of Lake Chad in the border between  Cameroon - Nigeria. 

The incident took place last Sunday (few days ago), as it was gathered that the terrorists  suspected to be from the Buduma faction of Abou Ummaymah, attacked a local fishing community harboring most fishermen from Nigeria at Kofiya Island near Darak in the Republic of Cameroon.

This is as the Islamic State of the West African Province (ISWAP) has yesterday executed a police officer abducted along the  Damboa - Biu Road in Borno State.

Reliable Sources informed that the Boko Haram Terrorists asked the fishermen to lie down, tie their hands behind their backs before they started slaughtering them without confrontation. 

The sources said the terrorists also abducted four other fishermen after accusing them of spying for the ISWAP factional group.

"The bodies of the fishermen  were later recovered during a search and rescue operation by troops, while their other colleagues fled the scene."  Sources informed.

In a related development, the Islamic State of the West African Province (ISWAP) has executed a police officer abducted along the Damboa - Biu Road in Borno State.

Sources reliably informed that on Sunday 7 April 24, at about 1000hrs, the  police officer with wife and children was on transit from Damboa to Biu for Eid break but unfortunately went through a banned route. 

It was later reported that the deceased and his family were abducted by suspected ISWAP operatives around Shokotoko general area located approximately 73/km south of Damboa.

However, later in the evening, the wife and his children were released, while the police officer was executed by the terrorists.