ISIS RELEASES A JOINT VIDEO WITH BOKO HARAM

There are strong indications that the Islamic sect Boko Haram has forged a strong operational alliance with the ruthless Islamic State as  the two bodies have released a joint video for the first time on Saturday .
This is the first video recording since Boko Haram pledged allegiance to the Islamic State last year.
The video showed the picture of a suspected Nigerian soldier in a kneeling position surrounded by three terrorists with AK47 assault rifles. Later in the video,the body of the soldier was shown headless.
Mail online reported that the audio message,which was  entitled "kill and be killed",was read by an unidentified spokesman for ISIS.
The audio message releases through the militants' vast social media channels was read by an ISIS spokesperon who also threatened further voilencce against Christian and Jewish communities.

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