'Boko Haram kill dozens' as US joins hunt for missing Nigeria schoolgirls

At least 150 people in Nigeria were reportedly killed Wednesday in an attack thought to be the work of the Boko Haram - the extremist group responsible for the mass abduction of over 200 schoolgirls.The news comes as Washington prepared to dispatch a team of experts to support the investigation into the kidnapping.Nigerian authorities have now offered a reward of about $310,000 for information leading to the rescue of the girls.For more on the evolution of Boko Haram's violent campaign in Nigeria and the role of the US in fighting it's spread Kevin McAleese spoke to Elizabeth Donnelly, an expert on Nigerian politics,  from Chatham House in London...IN: We've seen an
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