Five soldiers and six civilian killed in a suspected separatists attack in Abia state Nigeria
In a tragic turn of events, a deadly assault unfolded in southeastern Nigeria, claiming the lives of at least 11 individuals. The attack, which occurred at a checkpoint in the city of Aba, Abia State, resulted in the deaths of six civilians and five soldiers. The Nigerian military has attributed this assault to the outlawed separatist Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) movement, marking it as the latest in a series of raids in the restive region. However, the main separatist group in the area has denied responsibility, instead placing blame on criminals for the deadly attack. The incident has sparked heightened tensions in the region, prompting the state government to offer a reward for information on the assailants. This tragic event is part of a larger pattern of separatist violence in the area, and the military continues its efforts to restore order and security. The situation in southeastern Nigeria remains fluid, and the aftermath of this attack underscores the ongoing challenges