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At least 100 dead in Nigeria after air force ‘misfire’ on market, sources say

AP News· Apr 13, 2026 · 5:02 PM · 10 views

A devastating airstrike by the Nigerian Air Force mistakenly targeted a market, resulting in over 100 civilian deaths. The attack was intended for jihadi rebels in a Boko Haram stronghold, sparking calls for investigation. This incident highlights the tragic consequences of military misfires. #Nigeria #Airstrike #BokoHaram #AmnestyInternational #Tragedy

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At least 100 dead in Nigeria after air force ‘misfire’ on market, sources say

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