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Nigerian Army has said it did not force 486 Boko Haram suspects arrested on their way from Jigawa to Port Harcourt on June 15, 2014, to drink urine. A Controller of the Nigerian Army Operation Centre, North East, Maj. Chudi Aniukwu, said this in his testimony before the presidential investigation panel on human right violations in Abuja. He insisted that the suspects ate same food with the soldiers and were kept for seven days for proper profiling by the Department of State Services (DSS). Aniukwu said only one out of the 486 suspects was identified by the DSS as a Boko Haram suspect. He recalled that the suspects were moved to Abia headquarters of the Army base, and the information was routed to the highest authority in the Army and the DSS. Aniukwu said what aroused suspicion was the huge number of movement at a go and the volatile security situation in the country at the time...

Around 11pm Saturday night December 28th, three men suspected to be members of Islamic militant Boko Haram invaded a bachelor party at Tashan Alade village in Maiduguri and opened fire on the party-goers, killing eight of them and injuring several others. An eyewitness who survived the attack said the men came in two motorcycles, joined the party like they were guests and before anyone knew what was going on, they brought out their rifles and started shooting indiscriminately. They fled the scene after making sure several people were dead.