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Nigerian Military Authorities are once again claiming that airstrikes carried out in a suspected Boko Haram hideout has killed the Islamic militant group top officials and injuring Abubakar Shekau who was recently denounced by Isis as its leader and replaced by Abu Barnawi, once the Spokesman of the group.
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