Nigerian Boko Haram fighters trained in Somalia - president


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  • Sunday, 14 Feb 2016

A flag belonging to Boko Haram flies from a atop a mosque in a file photo. REUTERS/Emmanuel Braun

MUNICH (Reuters) - Fighters for the Nigerian Islamist militant group Boko Haram have been trained in Somalia on Africa's eastern coast before returning to West Africa, Somalia's president told a security conference in Germany on Sunday.

Somalia, plagued by political in-fighting, corruption and attacks by al Shabaab insurgents, has recently made limited progress towards creating a functioning political system, President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud said.

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