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| A screenshot from a propaganda video showing fighters from Boko Haram faction Islamic State West Africa Province, ahead of an attack on a military base in Gashigar, Borno state, Nigeria, September 27, 2018. |
One of the six workers of Action Against Hunger, an international humanitarian organisation, who was abducted by Boko Haram two months ago, has been killed.
The insurgents uploaded a video online showing how the humanitarian worker was beheaded.
Nigerian journalist Ahmad Salkida, via his verified Twitter handle, said the aid worker, a male was executed at a close range.
Salkida said that he saw the video of the execution.
Salkida added that ISWAP said it took the action because โthe government deceived themโ following months of what is now known as secret negotiations between a team of intermediaries and unnamed officials.
โ#ISWAP has executed one of the six aid workers, working with the Action Against Hunger that was abducted two months ago in Borno,โ Mr Salkidaโs tweet reads.
โOne of the male aid workers was executed at close range in a short video clip seen by this reporter.
The group said it took the action because โthe government deceived themโ following months of what is now known as secret negotiations between a team of intermediaries and unnamed officials.
โISWAP has also threatened to execute the other remaining staff of the International Non Governmental organization (ACF/AAH).
Just In: #ISWAP has executed one of the six aid workers, working with the Action Against Hunger that were abducted two months ago in Borno. One of the male aid workers was executed at close range in a short video clip seen by this reporter. pic.twitter.com/JM6DjMTxx2โ Ahmad Salkida (@A_Salkida) September 25, 2019
