Burkina Faso accused Nigeria of funding terrorist groups


Burkina Faso has allegedly accused Nigeria of supporting terrorism, vowing zero negotiation. 



     A senior official said the country either “kills or imprisons” terrorists and warrned that the unauthorized landing by a Nigerian Air Force jet was a “terrorist act,” stressing that any breach of its sovereignty will be met with a firm

 Burkina Faso to Nigeria: ‘Here we don't negotiate with terrorists, we kill or imprison them”


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