Boko Haram Female Suicide Bomber Lynched To Death By Mob Failing To Explode

A Boko Haram female suicide bomber was lynched to death in Nigeria after she failed to detonate her vest and explode herself to kill as many people as possible.

Simultaneously another female suicide bomber was able to blow herself.

No terror group has yet taken responsibility of the attack. Security forces believe the woman was a member of Boko Haram.

The suicide bombers became active in the wake of announcement made by Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari claiming the Islamist terror group has been completely wiped out of the Sambisa Forest and the country is now free of them.

Buhari added, “I was told by the Chief of Army Staff that the Camp fell at about 1.35pm on Friday, December 23, and that the terrorists are on the run, and no longer have a place to hide.”

In 2014 the terror group attacked a girls boarding school in Chibok and kidnapped more than 200 of them.

In 2016 the Nigerian army has freed thousands of Boko Haram captives, but the Chibok girls were not included in it. In October 21 girls were freed through negotiations brokered by Swiss government and International Red Cross. Earlier this year in May one Chibok girl escaped on her own from the group’s hold. As of now some 197 of them are still missing.

Boko Haram gained control of northerneastern parts of Nigeria in 2009 and since then has killed over 20,000 people and about 2.3 million people have fled.