Boko Haram Declares Sharia Law, Beheads Christian Men and Forces Women into Islam in Gwoza

The Nigerian terror group Boko Haram has implemented Sharia law in the town
of Gwoza, beheading Christian men in the area and forcing their wives into
marriage with the group's members, according to local media reports.
The barbaric actions of the Islamist militants, against the town's Christian
population, were revealed by Gideon Obasogie, the Director of Social
Communications of the Catholic Diocese of Maiduguri, the capital of Borno
State.
In a statement to reporters, he confirmed that Christian men were beheaded for
not converting to Islam.
"Christian men were caught and beheaded, the women were forced to become
Muslims and were taken as wives to the terrorists," he said.
"A lot of church structures have been burnt. Christians in the town are really in
a terrible situation. Their houses are now occupied by Boko Haram.
"It is quite clear that terrorism has no friend, but it is abundantly clear that the
Christians are worst- hit," he added.
Andrew Noakes, Coordinator of the Nigeria Security Network (NSN), said that
while these tactics were not new, the group now have the "resources,
confidence and organisational capacity" to extend their control beyond the rural
areas and into towns such as Gwoza.
"Boko Haram have a long history of attacking Christians, carrying out
beheadings, and forcing women to convert to Islam and marry militants. Indeed,
the Chibok girls are believed to have been converted and forced into marriage,"
he said.
Reports of beheadings conjure thoughts of Isis (now known as the Islamic
State) and their march through northern Iraq and northeastern Syria. Noakes
says that there are clear parallels between the tactics employed by Boko Haram
and those used by the Islamic State.
"There are similarities between the way Boko Haram and Isis have made
lightning gains, rapidly seizing territory and threatening major population
centres. There are also similarities between their treatment of Christians and
captured soldiers. We know that Boko Haram have pledged their support for
Isis."
Three northern states - Borno, Yobe and Adamawa - have been under a state of
emergency since May 2013 as the group's insurgency continues to blight
Jonathan Goodluck's administration.
Attacks attributed to the group have occurred in northern cities such as
Maiduguri and Kano but their reach has started to expand southwards, with
bomb blasts striking the Middle Belt cities of Jos and the capital Abuja.
Earlier this year, the group kidnapped more than 200 schoolgirls in the village of
Chibok, bringing global attention to the west African nation's fight against
terrorism.
According to Human Rights Watch, Boko Haram has killed at least 2,053 people
since the beginning of 2014.

these are people under the influence of the devil and not God

Exactly! End time

Exactly! End time

God never get kokarm time now

don't understand bro

sad story for sure.

i dt think we hv President n this country

it is quite disheartening the level of atrocities being committed by this group

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it is quite disheartening the level of atrocities being committed by this group

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