Nigeria's battle against
terrorist group Boko Haram
received a much-needed boost
when Cameroon, Niger and
Chad pledged to assist with
forces to create a 'super army'
to combat the insurgency, BBC
News reports.
Each country will supply 700
soldiers, forming a 2800-
strong army to combat the
destructive militants whose
reach has spilled over into
neighbouring countries.
Border posts between
Cameroon and Nigeria have
been targeted by Boko Haram,
the group were suspected over
blowing up the important
trade-link at the Ngala bridge
earlier this week.
The plight against Boko Haram
has intensified after more than
82 people were killed in two
bombings that hit a market in
Kaduna on Wednesday.
The pooling of forces is not the
first time the countries have
joined forces to tackle Boko
Haram. The four countries have
been sharing intelligence
regarding the militants since
May.

Is Chad West Africa?

Boko guys are getting increasingly popular.

ALRIGHT WISHING THEM GUDLUK

Make them go sit down befor shekau go vex come their side. Super army my feet

the dawn is near

West indeed...

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