Troops kill 7 Boko Haram insurgents in Borno

Following the ongoing clearance of terrorist in the Northeast Eastern Nigeria state of Borno, the Nigerian Army on Saturday disclosed its troops killed not less than seven Boko Haram insurgents in separate ambushes in Borno.



This was made known in Maiduguri by Onyeama
wachukwu, the Deputy Director, Army Public Relations, Operation LAFIYA DOLE.

Mr Nwachukwu revealed that the troops also arrested a suspected Boko Haram insurgents’ spy, Modu Chari, and recovered arms in multiple encounters with the fleeing terrorists on April 13.
He said that the troops killed two insurgents fleeing from military onslaught in Sambisa Forest at Kusheri-Ardodam along Magumeri in Borno, adding that the troops recovered two AK 47 rifles, three magazines and 18 rounds of 7.62 mm NATO type ammunition.

He added that the troops also neutralized two insurgents in an ambush along a remote track in Mafa, recovering one AK 47 rifle, two magazines and a bicycle.
In another ambush, he said, three fleeing insurgents were killed by troops at Multe-Lawanti, South of Furfur in Damboa, Borno, and recovered one AK 47 rifle, three motorcycles, two bicycles, spanners and dresses.

The army spokesman disclosed that the troops on Friday arrested a member of the Boko Haram terrorists group, Madu Chari, while transiting along Cross Kauwa in the northern region of Borno.


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