leaving the deal. nearly $100.00 hostages, including women and children, have been rescued. northwest of nigeria, they were abducted by armed groups more than 2 months ago. they were taken from their homes and remote communities in the states as i'm tara. and so corso police said they were rescued in joint security operations targeting the camps of armed groups that have been active in the region. child poverty rates and argentina have sought in the past few years since, despite the government spending billions on the problem annually. south american countries struggling with a 50 percent inflation rate, and financial instability is theresa bo reports from point us hours. children having fun and singing at this daycare center. im when a site is most of the kids come here because their parents are working. minimum wage jobs such as urban recyclers or got the needles as they're known here in the past year. demand for these loping urban recycling jobs have been on the rice yamaha lindsey natalia satisfy has been working here for years. she says the waiting list is getting longer every day. and i le

to tackle banditry in the northwest of nigeria, especially for a state why the conflict has drug and for more, almost a decade now. what, whatever, strategy they are able to discuss. the victims were spoken to government officials . we've spoken to looking for solutions, not mad review or strategy. they want to see more boots on the ground, which the federal government says it is committed to doing. and then the immediate tackling of the problems at hand. what we see here is a tit for tat when amenities military strikes a particular our blended camp. then they moved to another campus. we moved to a nearby village, an attack and massacre civilians. they knew, and of course they go to the highways book. the high was given up for ransom and continue there may, him would seen this happen over and over again. hearings for a state was seen that happen in soccer prostate been a bruce. lydia will send that in trouble in a state and several other states in the north, west and north central parts of nigeria. now to update us about the situation here in some for a state, is the commissioner for

chappelle al jazeera, $97.00 hostages, including women and children have been rescued in the northwest of nigeria. they were abducted by all groups more than 2 months ago. they were taken from their homes and remote communities in the state of florida. and so court told the police say they were freed, enjoined security operations, targeting the camps of our groups that are active across the region. well, the nigerian government and officially moved to label those groups who kidnapped people as quotes terrorists. fidelis and bar joins us live now from a butcher. fidelis, what informed that decision to designate them as tara organizations these groups have been a pretty thing in the northwest funding north central parts of the country for some years from several months now some years, so to speak. and government has come on the increasing pressure from governors, from the position who of acts demanded that government declares these groups bindix because just because the photo declaring them terrors because just having the most terrorists means government cannot really apply so much force in terms o

hammock on vermont now counts for most of those infections. agencies a warning of a growing humanitarian crisis in northwest nigeria, 10 years of fighting of a resources has left hundreds of thousands without food, shelter or medicines arbitrator supports now from some forest state. ah said yeah, donna has been in the school for 2 hours waiting to receive few kilograms of grades and some 2nd hand baby clothes. the mother of 3 has been displeased twice in 3 years. and during that time, this is the only 3rd occasion she is managed to get any food aid. when this runs out, have family who are rely on what they usually eat. when i sent the south, the non communist little album, if we can't find food, we will live on wild plants and corn husks. although it should be harder now because the rains have stopped. but private individuals, a local groups are trying to ease the suffering. volunteers at csm for a cycle work, the phones and computers sourcing full funds online. we have that in this program. the, the flow of money actually reduce. in fact it, it stopped. ah, so this is the only money we have to make a difference an

of nigeria. in the northwest, we have military airstrikes. irst quarter of last year, in --, the nigerian military airstrikes for three months. the government say that in three months it did their strikes, they killed only 67 criminals. 67 of 30,000. we know they are masters of evading airstrikes and the military will come rain bombs, then leave the area, only for them to get out of the jumbles and attack nigerians. the fact that the military would -- airstrikes, we are talking about where over 200 people were killed, you know that is ineffective. you've got to get on the ground and air operation, but also there is need for better cooperation between nigeria and the general public. we know that when there are -- major military onslaughts, the criminals have found a way of fleeing nigeria, only for them to return to nigeria after the military has finished wasting its resources. it is not effective, and it is clear it has not been effective. >> mike, from your vantage point as the former director of nigeria's state security service, let me ask y

lindsey of organ reporting from tennessee as capital o 8 agencies are warning of a growing humanitarian crisis and northwest nigeria. 10 years of fighting has left hundreds of thousands of people without food, shelter, and medicine. armed gangs, regular tank villages, al jazeera ahmed interest has more from some far estate. ah said yahoo una has been in the school for 2 hours, waiting to receive few kilograms of grains, and some 2nd hand baby clothes. the mother of 3 has been displeased. twice in 3 years. and during that time, this is the only 3rd occasion she has managed to get any food aid. what this runs out have family will rely on what they usually eat. when i sent them south and now come into the home. and if we can't find food, we will live on wild plants and corn husks. although it should be harder now because the rains have stopped. but private individuals, a local groups are trying to ease the suffering. volunteers at csm for a cycle work, the phones and computers sourcing full funds online. we have that in this program. the, the flow of money actually reduce, in fact it, it stopped. so this is the only o

to the private security company. wagner's group aid agencies, or warning of a forgotten humanitarian crisis in northwest nigeria, 10 years of violence has left hundreds of thousands without food shelter or a medicine. after my dad's rece reports from some far estate, ah said, yeah, donna has been in the school for 2 hours waiting to receive few kilograms of grades and some 2nd hand baby clothes. the mother of 3 has been displeased twice in 3 years. and during that time, this is the only 3rd occasion she has managed to get any food aid. what this runs out have family who are rely on what they usually eat. when i sent them south and now communist robin, if we can't find food, we will live on wild plants and corn husks. although it should be harder now because the rains have stopped. but private individuals, local groups are trying to ease the suffering, volunteers at some for a cycle work, the phones and computers sourcing full funds online. we have started this program, the, the flow of money actually reduce. in fact, it's popped up. so this is the only one you we have to make a difference and going forward. the

once again, step, fasten else's era falcon b. agencies, a warning of a forgotten humanitarian crisis in northwest nigeria, 10 years of violence left hundreds of thousands of people without food, shelter, or medicine. many displaced people have been killed by armed gangs in his arm and address reports from some far estate as concern that starvation and disease could cost more lives. wow. so idea, luna has been in this queue for 2 hours, waiting to receive few kilograms of grains. and some 2nd hand baby clothes. the mother of 3 has been displaced twice in 3 years. and during that time, this is the only 3rd occasion she is managed to get any food aid. what this runs out have family who are rely on what they usually eat when i sent them south. and now communist robin, if we can't find food, we will live on wild plants and corn husks. although it should be harder now because the rains have stopped. but private individuals, local groups are trying to ease the suffering, volunteers at csm for a cycle work, the phones and computers sourcing full funds online. we have started this program, the, the flow of money

to end the conflict agencies or warning of a forgotten humanitarian crisis and northwest nigeria, 10 years of violence has left hundreds of thousands without food, shelter, or medicine. i. the disease reports from some forest state ah said, yeah, donna has been in this queue for 2 hours, waiting to receive few kilograms of grades and some 2nd on baby clothes. the mother of 3 has been displeased twice in 3 years. and during that time, this is the only 3rd occasion she is managed to get any food aid. what this runs out have family will rely on what they usually eat. when i sent the south the non communist to the home. and if we can't find food, we will live on wild plants and corn husks. although it should be harder now because the rains have stopped. but private individuals, a local groups are trying to use the suffering volunteers at csm for a cycle work. the phones and computers sourcing full funds online. we have that in this program. the, the flow of money actually reduced. in fact, it, it stopped. so this is the only money we have to make a difference and am going forward. the cha

had been fighting to grind rebels for more than a year. agencies, a warning of a forgotten humanitarian crisis in northwest nigeria, 10 years of violence is left hundreds of thousands of people without food, shelter, or medicine. many des space people have been killed by armed gangs and as armoured interest reports now from sam for estate as concerned that starvation and disease could cost more lives. ah said, yeah, luna has been in the school for 2 hours waiting to receive few kilograms of grades and some circumvent baby clothes. the mother of 3 has been displeased twice in 3 years. and during that time, this is the only 3rd occasion she is managed to get any food aid. what this runs out, her family would rely on what they usually lynette sentences and now come into the home. and if we can't find food, we will live on wild plants and corn husks. although it should be harder now because the rains had stopped. but private individuals, a local groups are trying to ease the suffering, volunteers at some for a cycle work, the phones and computers sourcing full funds online. we have started this program, the, the flow

of nations. a scandal. ah, so at least 200 people had been killed in villages in nigeria, northwest state of some far armed bandits carried out the attacks following as strikes by the military. on the high doubts early this week, president mahar du bahati says the army has been given more equipment to track down the criminal gangs on choose day. nearly $100.00 hostages, including women and children, were rescued in the same area. they were abducted by on groups and held for more than 2 months. so let's get the very latest from our correspondence interests in nigeria, capital boucher, and i'm a tell us more about what you know. well basically make a right now what's happening is search and recovery effort about 2048 hours since the attack buddies are still being recovered. i, as i said yesterday afternoon at least 150 costs were recovered. some of them be too late to some of them, but beyond recognition and were buried in barriers. been just the attacks happen in at least 10 villages in them for a state, especially in ab, but do and of course local government areas. now the president said the attacks happen

but book one of these 2 wreaking havoc in the north eastern part of nigeria and in the northwest we have seen military strikes, for example, in the 1st quarter of last year. that's 2021. in cartoon i did, then i did a military rent gas right for 3 months. and in their honor to put in the government report, they said in the 3 months they did ask for a cute, only 67 criminals, 67 of packing of 30000 criminals. we know that they are masters of the building as strikes and the military would come and red bombs and then leave the area only for them to get out of the jungles. i talked in austin nigerians and the fact that the many teddy would rows of douglas strikes this night. we have seen in this. i thought we are talking about where over 200 people were killed. you know that it is ineffective. you have got to get on the ground as i mean corporation, but also there is need for a better cooperation between nigeria and new jersey public because we know that well that one's not major military on slides. the criminals have found a way of lean that g s. did you turn into new jersey? probably only

so to come here now does air including we report from northwest nigeria were armed, gangs of kill thousands in the past decade and record high temperature set up wildfire and one of south america west ways in des moines. ah hello there we got a real wind tree makes in the weather across the middle east over the next couple of days. rain slaten snowfall. many of us said we got lots of cloud showing up on the satellite pitcher spilling out to turkey, rolling across the levant, and easing towards s, syria and iraq. so significant snowfall coming in here. i was a high, a ground, was that you see some heavy rain to, to western parts of iran. follow that line of right across us here at casa, we will see some rainfall as we go through saturday and on into sunday. so that's something to mark you caught that wet weather just straddling a saudi arabia, running all the way across into the red sea is still there as we go on through sunday. some heavy rain also pushing into the u. i. e could course of localized flooding course, and that system makes his way all the way up to was afghanistan, still cold

of fuel and a d valued currency. and we made families in northwest nigeria forced from their homes after their villages were attacks. and morning loved ones killed and the violence india has reported its highest number of covered 19 cases since may last year. almost 250000 in just the last 24 hours. it's followed the global trend of shop increase in ami con infections. it hospital admissions and deaths are lower than previous waves. 380 people have died in the past day compared to a peak of more than 4000 last year. has got a family battelle who joins us now live from new delhi pub they. so other restrictions then there are that are in place, are they not working? so thought is believe that given how virulent the on the corner variant is cases where rise and keep rising at a fast pace. now, most of the country has been under some form of restriction for a while now. in fact, authorities, even suspended election rallies after a lot of criticism, was pointed towards that. but there are concerns about the religious gatherings that are taking place across the country. now over the next few days, there are several festiva

of me. ah, nigeria government flames armed for the killing 200 people in days of reprisal attacks in the northwest, and then virus de ah, hello, i'm emily anglin. this is al jazeera alive from joe. how also coming up security forces, 5 gas on crowns in sudan as protest is refused to back down on the demands for civilian rule. mass testing to millions of people in china to only crohn cases and detected nearby ging just weeks before the winter olympics. the, ah, a controversial celebration balls mean says defy corp, and to mark, say, 2 days stoking ethnic tensions and intensifying a push or succession. ah, we're beginning nigeria where residents returning to their damaged villages in the north west. se gunman killed at least 200 people in apparent reprisal attacks following strikes on their high downs. massive burials have been held in them far estate, after hundreds of guns and on motor banks reportedly attacked 8 villages on tuesday . mm. that been followed as strikes on monday, which the military said killed $100.00 bandits, including 2 of the ladies. dozens of hostages were rescued on tuesday af

traumatized by the fear of it all to them personally, but also to an assault on our democracy. 97 hostages, including women and children, have been rescued in northwest nigeria. they were abducted more than 2 months ago that were taken from their homes in remote communities and fates of them, father. and so koto, police say they were freed in joint security operations, targeting the camps of armed groups and active in the region. many of the world's airlines are beginning to lift towards financial recovery when the on the con, very, was identified in november. since then, travel bands and tougher testing rules. delta mother blow. hong kong based kathy pacific is particularly bad shape. the fruit found that explains the pandemic is taking a toll on the global ation industry. but hong kong flagship carrier is facing particularly turbulent times. kathy pacific has drastically reduced its number of flights since the start of the pandemic, as it navigates some of the world's harshest border restrictions in quarantine requirements. and it staff being blamed for 5th wave in hong kong, the territory, the 1st outbreak in months after a crew member breached quarantine

of the massacres in the villages in nigeria, north was priority. now we survival while trying to find closure. our losses that don't seem to stop edris al jazeera, his opera, northwest nigeria, the united nation says it needs nearly 4000000000 dollars this year to help the victims of the war in yemen. the un estimates, 13000000 people are at risk of starvation was calling on the iranian bank, who visa saudi back government to negotiate an end to the 7 year conflicts. but 2022 is starting on a challenge. to note, the military escalation, i described in this count last month has accelerated as the parties are dropping down on military options. 7 years down the road of war. the prevailing belief of all warring sides seems to be that inflict things sufficient harm on the other will force them into submission. however, there is no sustainable long term solution to be found on the back of food. therefore, i will continue to stress that warring parties town should and indeed must talk even if they are not ready to put down their arms. and up america, this is james space is at the united nations in new york. well, it's very grim picture from yemen. remember, the country has

but the same thing is it is because across other northwest them, it's when schools shut down and in the north eastern part of nigeria. and so that you didn't, children, especially more than that. you didn't, children i left behind when other children across the world. and in that julia, i getting educated, you know, i'm, i'm sorry to interrupt you, but we have run out of time, so we're gonna have to leave the conversation there. thank you so much to all of our guest, mike at your for plumber mccarty and ali mussa and thank you to for watching. you can see the program again any time visiting our website, al jazeera dot com, and for further discussion, go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha inside story. you can also join the conversation on twitter or handle it at a j inside story for me. mm hm. mm hm. jerome, in the whole team here. bye for now. a ah. and some people marry for love to others, it can be a commercial transaction senior. i mean for the 3700 euro payment just for the march 100 out there, world meets men and women using marriage as an illegal passport to europe. no history. so

of the headline stories. now, at least 200 people have been killed and thousands more displaced after multiple raids by gunman in northwest nigeria this week before returning to their damaged villages, say the violence was retaliation for as strikes on the attack. as high doubts, mass burials have been held in some forest state after hundreds of gunman or motor bikes reportedly attacked 10 villages. or protest her has been killed ensued on after being hit in the neck with a tear gas canister. during the latest demonstrations there against military rule security forces in the capital, hard to open fire to disperse people, gathering near the presidential palace, or then 60 people have died in protest as the army seized power. in october, maine, pro democracy group is rejected you and efforts to hold talks with the military cause it sounds health ministry saying at least 164 people are confirmed to have died after violent protest rocks. the country recently. it's a significant rise from previous figures and it includes at least 2 children. 16 police officers or members of the national guard are also known to have died. the u . s. is

of them children. ah, welcome to the program. we begin in nigeria where the government is saying at least 200 people have been killed and thousands more displaced after multiple raids by gunman, the northwest of the country. this week, people returning to their damaged villages, say the violence was retaliation for as strikes on the attack. as high doubts or mass barrels have been held in sam forest state. after hundreds of gunmen on motor bikes reportedly attacked 10 villages earlier this week. that followed as strikes on monday, which the military side killed a 100 bandits, including 2 of their leaders, dozens of hostages rescued on tuesday after being abducted by armed groups 2 months ago. present mom, dewberry says the army has been given extra equipment to track down a criminal gangs. i'm a dangerous reports on this now from a boucher this happened because of days of intense bombardment of binded high doubts in the zone for a stage and other neighboring states. remember this conflicts plotted more than about a decade ago, and we haven't seen increased military activity until the last 3 years when the president ordered that the military be deployed to tackle what was then a growing thr

of a quick look at the main stories. now, at least 200 people have been killed in thousands more displaced after multiple raids by gone them in northwest nigeria this week. people returning to their damage . villages say violence was retaliation for as strikes on the attack. as high doubts, mass burials have been held in some forest state after hundreds of government or most advice, reportedly attack 10 villages in other top stories or protest or has been killed in sudan after being hit in the neck with a tear gas canisters during the latest demonstrations against military security forces in the capital, hard to mope, and fired to disperse people, gathering in the presidential palace within 60 people have died in protest since the army seized power in october. the main pro democracy group as it rejected un efforts to hold talks with the military and effort to get students transitioned to civilian rule. back on track has ex don's health ministry is now saying at least a 164 people have been confirmed dead off to violent protests throughout the country. it's a significant rise from previous figures and it includes at least 2 children, 16 police

coming up in the next 60 minutes, nigeria government blames armed groups the killing 200 people in days of reprisal. attacks in the northwest is m far as dice cassock.

reporting from australia still ahead on al jazeera nigeria, government plains, armed groups from killing 200 people in days of reprisal attacks in the northwest damn far as states. let the games begin, the africa cup of nations football tournament gets under way in cameroon, overshadowed by concerns over covered 19 ah, ah, look forward to brighter skies. the weather sponsored my cattle a ways where we've had the heavy snow recently in japan. and i think we'll see the malware that's a let that happen grey's away. so we've got a quiet day, but just have a look at this bit of snow showing itself maybe in the eastern side of north korea that will develop into a proper circulation. east of the korean peninsula, which is quite stormy, whether it is tuck, he is a really cold air behind it, down to minus 3. and so it eventually will show itself once again as heavy snow in japan. in china, fairly quiet weather the temperatures had dropped really low in hands coming up in the sun 2 plus 10 and haul calls. hovering about the 20 mark. the ne monsoon isn't blowing as how's, it was in the seasonal range. now not so much affecting malaysia as indonesia to t

ah, nigeria is government blames on groups for killing 200 people in days of reprisal attacks on the northwest sam far of state. ah. again on peach adobe. you're watching al jazeera alive from doha, also coming up tensions in iraq's parliament as the newly elected members meet for their 1st session. china orders, mass testing for millions of people as omicron cases are detected near bay ging, just.

survivors of the massacres in the villages in my generous lot was priority now was survival while trying to find closure. our losses that don't seem to stop edris al jazeera is on twitter, northwest nigeria. 2021 was the 6th warmest year on record and san to say fits a clear trend of climate change. us whether and space agency experts disagree slightly recording either north point 84 or point 85 degrees celsius warmer than last centuries. baseline or 6 were missed, may not sound alarming, but the past 7 years were all warmer than any recorded before. and as this map shows its warming up just about everywhere, the main area of cooling in the pacific was due to lanier, a rare weather event that won't happen this year. a scientist monitoring these records may direct links to last year's weather, extremes from wild fires in north america to more melting of ice at the polls and strong tropical storms in south and east asia. dr. ella gilbert as a climate scientist at the university reading. she joins us now from london. so thanks very much for being with us. it. are there any surprises in the slightest report? unfortunately, not really. every year we see similar sorts of reports coming out and

of war and conflict. about 10000 people have fled villages in northwest nigeria that were attacked by gunman last week. at least 200 people were killed when criminal gangs went through shooting people and burning homes. president mohammed dubois heidi has condemned the violence cooling in an act of desperation by mass murderers. his vow to deploy more military resources to the area. the attacks followed airstrikes by the military on the gangs high doubts. the u. s. u. s. president joe biden has raised concerns about airstrikes and the conflict in ethiopia, north in t gray region, and a phone call was prime minister abbey ahmed. on friday, at least 56 people were killed in an air strike in the town of did the beat. thousands have died and millions had been displaced since war broke out in t gray in november 2020 molly's military rulers have strongly condemned new sanctions imposed on it by the economic community of west african states. labeling the measures illegal at a summit in ghana on sunday, the regional block said its members will close their borders with marley record their ambassadors, and cut a

of longer—term reforms that this government have ducked. gunmen in nigeria have killed at least 200 people and displaced thousands more in multiple raids. the attacks took place in zamfara state — in the northwesty, the governor of the state visited and commiserated with families of those who lost their loved ones. he promised he was going to offer some support and rebuilding of houses that were destroyed. he also has assured that security forces are now taking over the area and has assured them of their security and safety. in fact, he arrived in some of the villages with the heads of security agencies. it is not clear if the communities, the villagers, are reassured or not, but at least seeing the governor coming to their communities, many of them say at least they are happy that the authorities are showing some form of empathy and concern. 22 tourists, including women and at least 10 children, have died in their cars in pakistan when they became stranded in a snowstorm which saw up to five feet of snow fall in a few hours. thousands were trapped in a popular hilltop village murree after they'd travelled to see the snowfall. all survivors have now reportedly reached safety. local authorities

suffering because of their lack of democracy. newman, with the latest on that from santiago. lucy, i think you about 10000 people have fled villages in northwest nigeria that were attacked by gunman last week. at least 200 people were killed when criminal gangs went through shooting people and burning homes. president mohammed heidi is condemned to violence, calling it an act of desperation by mass murderers. he has vowed to deploy more military resources to the area. the attacks followed airstrikes by the military on the gangs hideout. marley's military rulers are strongly condemned. new sanctions imposed only by the economic community of west african states labeling the measures illegal at a summer to indiana on sunday. the regional blocks that its members will close their borders with molly, recall their bachelors and cut aid over delays to return to civilian rule valleys. leader wants to hold elections at the end of 2025 instead of next month. molly reacted by announcing it will recall it. some bachelors enclosed its borders. so the come in this half hour me and mars ousted leader and some, some tea. a sentence to 4 more years in prison after her

northwest nigeria. they were abducted by armed groups more than two months ago and taken from their homes. police say they were rescued in a joint security operation targeting camps ofrmed groups that have been active in the region. child poverty rates in argentina have soared over the past few years despite the government spending billions on the problem annually. the south american countries -- country is struggling with a 50% inflation rate and financial instability. >> children having fun and singing at the center in buenos aires. >> most of the kids come here because their parents are working minimum-wage jobs. in the past year, demand for these low-paying jobs have been on the rise. she has been working here for years. she says the waiting list is getting longer every day. >> we have families waiting for kindergarten and other classes. the pandemic devastated us. the thing that is clear is the inequality that exists. we never got wi-fi, computers, or anything to help these kids. >> the daycare center opens at 5:00 p.m. daily, just when parents need to go out to work. their kids are given meals and participate in activities that will help them in school. over 2

survivors of the massacres in the villages in nigeria, north, whose priority now was survival while trying to find closure. our losses that don't seem to stop edris al jazeera, his opera northwest nigeria still had so now to sierra host said camera not looking like it seemed to bates. the africa comes old nations. we'll get back on the rest of the day. school is coming up after the break. ah ah oh ah ah ah, it's time to sports is far hollow. thank you so much house, nation cameroon, and book their spot to knock out rounds of the africa cup of nations. the indomitable lions came from behind to thrash ethiopia in group 8. vincent above walker was the star of the show of the former porter striker scoring twice in the game. cameroon, going on to seal it for one, they're looking to win the tournament. a thick is the time. yeah. yeah. no about jock village has been included in the draw for the 1st round of the australian open . as early as government is still deciding whether to revoke his visa for a 2nd time and throw him out of the country. we start with our number one seed with a tournament. novak joker, which a jock of ich has been drawn against fellow serve a meal. mere cats, ma

gunmen in nigeria have killed at least 200 people and displaced thousands more in multiple raids. the attacks took place in zamfara state in the northwest ofey're believed to be a response to military air strikes that killed over 100 fighters on monday. our reporter in abuja chris ewokor has more on the authorities' reaction. yesterday being saturday, the governor of the state visited and commiserated with families of those who lost their loved ones. he promised he was going to offer some support and rebuilding of houses that were destroyed. he also has assured that security forces are now taking over the area and has assured them of their security and safety. in fact, he arrived in some of the villages with the heads of security agencies. it is not clear if the communities, the villagers, are reassured or not, but at least seeing the governor coming to their communities, many of them say at least they are happy that the authorities are showing some form of empathy and concern. chris authorities are showing some form of empathy and concern.— empathy and concern. chris ewokor there. a reminder _ empathy and concern. chris ewokor there. a re

of 2021. this was not the case, but toward the end supply increased nearly a 100 people, including women and children, have been rescued from kidnappers in northwest nigeria that were taken by armed groups more than 2 months ago. fidelis advise in the agirri and capital, a blue jump and he says, a new terrorist classification will make it easier for the government to fight kidnappers. these groups have been operating in the northwest and in not central parts of the country for some years from several months now, some years, so to speak. and the government has come on the increasing pressure from the governors, from the position who have acts demanded that government declares these groups spandex because just sort of declaring them terrors because just having them as terrorists means government cannot really apply so much force in terms of trying to stop them or trying to do this last them from the oppression of bass. but now that they've been declared terrors the government would be purchased within pouches of some military hardware from the us will be able to deploy some of these military hardware and go really hard on disparities who have in recent time

of the massacres. in the villages in nigeria, north was priority. now we survival while trying to find closure. our losses that don't seem to stop. edris al jazeera zapora, northwest nigeria. ah, this is our to see are these all the headlines? buckingham palace says prince andrew has given up oh, military titles and patronage is.

nigeria being blamed for killing at least $200.00 people in the northwest people returning to their damage, villages say the attacks were retaliation after airstrikes on the attackers height outs mass burials of at helen's. i'm forrest state, after hundreds of gunmen on motor bikes, reportedly attacked. 8 villages on tuesday that followed airstrikes on monday, which the military side chilled. a 100 bandits, including 2 of their leaders, and dozens of hostages, were rescued on tuesday after being abducted by arn groups 2 months ago. after the races and a boucher, it describes the military situations i'm far a state. this happen because of the days of intense bombardment of binded high doubts in the zone for a stage and other neighboring states. remember this complex trotted model about a decade ago, and we haven't seen increased military activity until the last 3 years when the president ordered that the military be deployed to tackle what was then a growing threat. since then, it has metal forced into a monster that to d today with the massacres was than this before in zone for a state we've seen. recently, about 40 travelers were burned to live in a bus and attacked blamed on this bended. so

of course i couldn't believe i finally found him here. i am not leaving nearly a 100 hostages, including women and children, have been rescued in northwest nigeria more than 2 months after they were captured by bandits. among the 97 freed hostages, when 19 babies and more than a 1000 children, they had been abducted from their homes and along highways in remote communities in some fara and neighboring so called state. police say they were rescued, enjoy security operations targeting the camps of armed groups that have been terrorizing the region. indian police have arrested 3 people accused of setting up a fake auction app which featured prominent mosley women falsely advertising them for sale to men. and one woman has been detained in connection with the app in a case of a parent hatred towards the muslim minority community. the bully by app featured photos of more than 100 muslim women alongside their overtree messages. among those targeted were a number of journalists and activists, known for speaking on issues affecting indian was the european union's top diplomat has warned that russia would face massive consequences for any military escala

of the massacres. in the villages in nigeria, north was priority. now we survival while trying to find crozier. our losses that don't seem to stop edris al jazeera is on twitter, northwest nigeria. yet the story from nigeria is that the countries lifted its ban on twitter. the government blocked the social media sites 7 months ago after it had deleted a post. twitter deleted a post by president mohammed barry, twitter. i get the message should threatened violence against secessionist. now was a part of a deal to reinstate twitter. it has agreed to open a local office, spoke to come here, adama about this managing director of beacon consulting, a security risk management firm in nigeria. it says the decision to lift the band was likely fill by a need to do online campaigning for the general election next year. and tens of them. the social media penetration, the nigeria, the available see goes to the about 2021 to 23 percent. and it's growing by especially on mobile devices, a broadband. busy is a very lou reed and boot positive as well as negative mobilization takes place within that faith. and among b, u population. the embrace the technology including ai and several ot