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Boko Haram terrorists carry out a strange kidnap: A chief medical worker in Cameroon

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Boko Haram terrorists on Friday night carried out a strange kidnap. They abducted a medical staff in Cameroon.

The terrorists kidnapped the head of the medical team in Ngala, the district of Darak in Cameroon’s far north, reported Cameroonian newspaper, L”Oel du Sahel.

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Boko Haram has killed thousands of people and kidnapped thousands in Cameroon since 2014. More people have been kidnapped and killed by Boko Haram in neighboring Nigeria since 2009.

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The terrorists who pledged allegiance to the Islamic State in 2015 are trying to build a caliphate around the Lake Chad Basin where only strict Islam would be allowed.

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