Members of the Boko Haram faction led by Ali Ngulde have beheaded two women in the Mandara Mountain region of Gwoza Local Government Area of Borno State, accusing them of engaging in idolatry.
Security analyst Zagazola Makama confirmed this tragic incident, stating that the victims were captured by the militants who claimed they were found in possession of charms during a search of their settlements.
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In a video, the insurgents asserted that the charms discovered with the women were proof of their idolatrous actions and subjected them to the faction’s improvised trial process.
The women were taken to a remote area of the mountains and executed following this so-called trial.
The report indicated that the execution was conducted publicly in front of other fighters and onlookers to instill fear and enforce adherence to the faction’s beliefs.
