Ninety-two people who were abducted by jihadi extremists have been rescued by troops in Nigeria’s conflict-battered northeast region, the country’s military said on Sunday. The abductees 52 males, 33 females, and seven children, were rescued along the Buratai–Kamuya road in the Biu area of Borno State, military spokesperson Sani Uba said in a statement. The militants were ‘forcibly herding’ their victims off the road and into the bush before the…
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