A local, David Yaro, told SaharaReporters that, "They arrived before dawn riding camels, with herds of cows destroying farms."
Suspected Boko Haram terrorists have raided a farming village in Adamawa State, killing six members of a local vigilante group in the process.
The rampaging terrorists stormed Aljannaru, a village between Adamawa and Borno states on Sunday morning.
A local, David Yaro, told SaharaReporters that, "They arrived before dawn riding camels, with herds of cows destroying farms.
"They then climbed a hill overlooking the village and opened fire sporadically, before carrying out house-to-house attacks.
"They killed six persons assisting with security."
A security source, who does not want his name mentioned, also said that the gunmen wielded sophisticated weapons including AK 47 riffles during the attack.
Modibbo Tola, a senior member of the hunters group in the state, confirmed the killing of their members, saying, ‘’Yes, I can confirm to you that we lost six members during the attack by the gunmen riding on camels.
"While we mourn our members including a top official in Gombi Unit, we will continue to help our people by providing security."