The Nigerian military's victory over Boko Haram at Konduga in September 2014 marked a potential change in the flow of the ongoing conflict in north-eastern Nigeria, highlighted by the announcement of a tentative ceasefire on 16 October. However, that ceasefire announcement appears to lack any substance, and the Konduga defeat has not ended the insurgency.

The Nigerian military's victory over Boko Haram at Konduga in September 2014 marked a potential change in the flow of the ongoing conflict in north-eastern Nigeria, highlighted by the announcement of a tentative ceasefire on 16 October. However, that ceasefire announcement appears to lack any substance, and the Konduga defeat has not ended the insurgency.

The Nigerian military's victory over Boko Haram at Konduga in September 2014 marked a potential change in the flow of the ongoing conflict in north-eastern Nigeria, highlighted by the announcement of a tentative ceasefire on 16 October. However, that ceasefire announcement appears to lack any substance, and the Konduga defeat has not ended the insurgency.

The Nigerian military's victory over Boko Haram at Konduga in September 2014 marked a potential change in the flow of the ongoing conflict in north-eastern Nigeria, highlighted by the announcement of a tentative ceasefire on 16 October. However, that ceasefire announcement appears to lack any substance, and the Konduga defeat has not ended the insurgency.