Boko Haram group kidnaps 14 girls and women...

Boko Haram members on Thursday abducted 22 girls and women in two separate raids in north-east Nigeria.

The jihadists raided the village of Pulka near the border with Cameroon where they kidnapped 18 girls in the first attack.

Boko haram took hostage of 14 young guys that should be precisely 17 years that was told by an eye witness.

The second raid happened outside the village of Dumba, close to Lake Chad. The jihadists killed a herdsman who was trying to escape, after refusing to pay protection money, said Adamu Ahmed, a member of an anti-Boko Haram militia.

'When boko haram them arrived the man have already fleed the raced towards him with a motorcycle from there he was caught slaughtered and the cattles where killed.

'They took four women from the man’s family and the rest of the herd,' he said.

A resident who confirmed the raid said the girls were likely to end up as brides of the Boko Haram fighters.

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