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54 Nigerian Soldiers Sentenced to Death for Mutiny

A Nigerian army court has sentenced 54 soldiers to death for refusing to fight the militant group Boko Haram. The soldiers were charged with mutiny and cowardice after they refused orders in August to help retake three towns held by the Islamist militants in northeastern Borno state. A lawyer for the men, Femi Falana, said Wednesday that five other soldiers tried in the court-martial had been acquitted. The convicted soldiers, all members of the army's 7th Division, based in...

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