Data published by the Islamic State (ISIS) terrorist group over the weekend showed that its West African division (Boko Haram) planned and successfully executed as many as 100 attacks in the past two months in which more than 1,000 people were killed or injured.
A site dedicated to the furtherance of terrorist propaganda and Jihadi monitoring said Boko Haram’s attacks between October 14 and December 12 involved 67 suicide attacks and 120 rockets fired.
Recall that Boko Haram had pledged allegiance to ISIS back in March 2015, and a recent study had ranked the group (Boko Haram), which began its terrorist activities in 2009, as the most deadly terror group in the world.
The study said Boko Haram killed 6,664 persons in 2014, in attack rates that have increased by 300 percent, while ISIS only managed to kill 6,073.
According to the site, the infographic published on Twitter and Telegram was obtained from different media reports on Boko Haram activity in the period under review.