Boko Haram Kidnap Two Emirs in Borno


Report comming in indicates that two emirs in Borno State – Emir of Gwoza, Alhaji Idrisa Timta and the Emir of Uba, Alhaji Ismaila Mamza were on Friday kidnapped by members of the Boko Haram.
The emirs who were said to be on their way to attend burial of Late Emir of Gombe who died two days ago were abducted at about 10am today.
They were kidnapped near Shaffa town in Hawul local government area of Borno State.
A top officer at the Department of State Services confirmed it.
The two emirs were elevated to first class status by Borno State governor early this year.
Two of the emirs were later escaped unhurt, but the third, Muhammadu Idrisa Timta, the Emir of Gwoza, died at the hands of the kidnappers.
The two who escaped were identified as the Emir of Askira, Abdullahi Askirama and the Emir Of Uba, Ismaila Mamza

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