Troops trap Boko Haram warriors on the run

An announcement issued by the Executive of Armed force Advertising, Colonel Sani Usman, proposes that troops of 151 Team Regiment, 21 Detachment, Nigerian Armed force on Operation Lafiya Dole, while on battling watch, trapped the fear based oppressors at Borno state School of Business Studies (BOCCOS) along Bama-Ngurosoye street.

Troops of 151 Team Legion, 21 Detachment, Nigerian Armed force on Operation LAFIYA DOLE yesterday evening while on battling watch, trapped some escaping Boko Haram psychological oppressors at Borno State School of Business Studies (BOCCOS) along Bama-Ngurosoye street, Borno State.

The group killed 4 Boko Haram fear mongers and recouped 1 AK-56 Rifle, 60 rounds of 7.62mm (Exceptional) ammo, 3 AK-56 Rifle Magazines, 1 Boko Haram psychological militants hail, 5 SIM Cards and 5 Bikes.

In the mean time, Cameroon has said that its troops had safeguarded 5,000 non military personnel "prisoners" from Boko Haram psychological militants in a cross-fringe operation that left scores of jihadists dead.

Representative of the Cameroonian government, Issa Tchiroma in an announcement said troops completed "a limitless operation up and down the Cameroon-Nigeria fringe and in Nigeria" from February 27 to Walk 7

The operation, named Thunder 2, "prompted to the freedom of more than 5,000 individuals kidnapped by the fear based oppressors", he stated, alluding to Boko Haram.

"The liberated prisoners the greater part of them ladies, youngsters and elderly individuals were taken to a camp for dislodged individuals in Banki, Nigeria," he included.

"More than 60 psychological militants" were executed, he stated, including that "21 suspects were captured".