Kano, Nigeria, Shawwal 06, 1436, July 22, 2015, SPA -- Suspected members of terrorist group Boko Haram burnt down the village of Nigeria's newly appointed army chief, killing at least two people, officials said Wednesday. The attack is the latest in a string of Boko Haram assaults that have caused more than 430 deaths this month alone. It comes after major general Tukur Buratai was appointed the army chief of Africa's largest economy on July 13. Numerous people were wounded when gunmen attacked the village of Buratai in north-eastern Borno State late Tuesday, local councillor Malam Isa Buratai told dpa via telephone. "The insurgents came in after the army chief came to inspect the village. Many houses were set ablaze during the insurgents' operation," the councillor said. --SPA 13:29 LOCAL TIME 10:29 GMT www.spa.gov.sa/w