Military pressure and factional clashes drive 25 ISWAP family members to surrender in Borno
Twenty-five family members of Islamic State West Africa Province fighters have surrendered in Nigeria's Borno state amid military pressure and factional clashes. The report indicates continuing militant conflict in the region.
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The development reflects ongoing insurgent violence and instability in northeastern Nigeria.
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