Nigeria, Oct. 18 -- At least eight Nigerian soldiers have been killed after a military patrol vehicle struck a landmine allegedly planted by Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) fighters near the Nigeria-Cameroon border in Borno State. According to report obtained by The News Chronicle on Sunday the incident occurred on Saturday as troops monitored volunteer fighters clearing bushes and vegetation along a major road outside Gamboru, a town in northeastern Nigeria. According to the sources, the soldiers were travelling in a military patrol vehicle when it struck the explosive device, which detonated and killed all eight personnel inside. A military officer in the area said the incident happened in Kinuba village, about 25 kilometres...