Boko Haram leader, Abubakar Shekau released a new video message in which he denied a claim by the Nigerian Army that he seriously injured in air strike. The military said that Shekau had been badly injured last month in an air raid in which dozens of the Islamist group's commanders were killed. In the 40-minute video, Shekau spoke in Arabic, Hausa and Kanuri language, saying: "Oh tyrants, I'm in a happy state, in good health and in safety," Watch the video after the cut...
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