The Morning Call
A soldiers’ mutiny in Nigeria. Troops from the special forces fired shots into the air on Sunday evening at the Maiduguri international airport, moments before their redeployment to Marte in Borno State.
We speak to Don Okereke, a security analyst in Nigeria’s capital Lagos to give us more details regarding this mutiny.
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