Islamic State claims deadly attack in Nigeria's Adamawa state

10 articles · Updated · Reuters · Apr 27

At least 29 people were killed in the attack, which Islamic State announced responsibility for via Telegram on April 27.
The assault marks one of the deadliest incidents in Adamawa state this year, raising security concerns in the region.
Islamic State has previously targeted northeastern Nigeria, where insurgent violence continues to threaten local communities and challenge government efforts to restore stability.

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