Nigerian troops have rescued a total number
of 1,890 victims after raiding book haram dens within the last two weeks.
of 1,890 victims after raiding book haram dens within the last two weeks.
According to a statement by army spokesman,
Colonel Sani Kukasheka Usman, those rescued include 800 Nigerians refugees that
crossed to Cameroon that were brought back to Banki town in Nigeria by Nigerian
troops.
Colonel Sani Kukasheka Usman, those rescued include 800 Nigerians refugees that
crossed to Cameroon that were brought back to Banki town in Nigeria by Nigerian
troops.
Col Usman said the troops of 121 Task Force
conducted joint patrols with Cameroonian forces at Mararraba, Angwan Fada, Dale
and Wizha Bokko Timit, Bokko Nasanu and Bokko Hidde up to Ngoshe in which they
rescued 17 women and 28 children, while 112 Batalion rescued 350 people
including 5 Cameroonian girls that were held hostages by the Boko Haram terrorists
in those areas,” the statement read in parts. Continue to se more photos below.
God bless our soldiers.
conducted joint patrols with Cameroonian forces at Mararraba, Angwan Fada, Dale
and Wizha Bokko Timit, Bokko Nasanu and Bokko Hidde up to Ngoshe in which they
rescued 17 women and 28 children, while 112 Batalion rescued 350 people
including 5 Cameroonian girls that were held hostages by the Boko Haram terrorists
in those areas,” the statement read in parts. Continue to se more photos below.
God bless our soldiers.
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