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Nigeria: NSA Confirms Killing of Al Barnawi's Successor, Malam Bako

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[Premium Times] "Two days ago, the man who succeeded him, one Malam Bako, one of the prominent leaders of the Shura Council of the Islamic State of West African Province, was also taken out."

Source: allAfrica.com

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