63 Killed in Nigeria After Bombs Found at Boko Haram Camp Explode

A sack of homemade bombs discovered at an abandoned Boko Haram camp exploded, killing 63 people in northeast Nigeria, civilian self-defense fighters said Wednesday. Haruna Bukar, a witness to the blast, said the local militia was patrolling the area when they discovered the camp and found the bag of metal objects, which they carried to the nearby town of Monguno. As residents gathered around to examine the bag, it exploded, said Bukar. Scores of people have been killed this month in...

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