Witnesses say militants slashed throats in a Nigerian bar raid.
Some of the victims, including ladies, were shot, while others had their throats slit and their hands tied behind their backs, according to witnesses.
Boakyewaa Lawrencia 
During a raid on a community in Nigeria's Yobe state, terrorists burned, shot, and sliced throats, according to horrifying accounts.
On Wednesday night, residents claim the attackers entered Geidam town silently on foot.
According to the BBC, militants killed one man and set fire to multiple buildings at a college before moving on to a bar and killing at least nine people.
Some of the victims, including ladies, were shot, while others had their throats slit and their hands tied behind their backs, according to witnesses.
The perpetrators of the murders are still unknown. However, Boko Haram and its splinter organization, Islamic State West Africa Province (Iswap), have been conducting a violent insurgency in the region for more than a decade.
Swap, an Islamic State offshoot, claimed responsibility for an explosion in a pub in Taraba state on Tuesday. Several people were killed, and over a dozen more were injured.
