CAMEROON RESCUES VICE
PM’S WIFE KIDNAPPED BY
BOKO HARAM
Security operatives in Cameroon have
rescued wife of Vice Prime Minister
Amadou Ali who was kidnapped by
the Boko Haram sect on Sunday along
with a traditional ruler of Kolofata
town, reports BBC Hausa Service.
The reports say that 16 people lost
their lives in the rescue operations,
although Cameroon information
minister Issa Tchiroma Bakary said
government was still investigating the
matter to ascertain the actual number
of people killed.
The Boko Haram members carry out
attacks in northern part of Cameroon
from Nigeria where they established
their base in the Sambisa Forest.
Last week, a Cameroonian court
sentenced 14 members of the sect to
20 years imprisonment after they
were arrested with weapons in March
around Marwa in northern Cameroon,
says the BBC Hausa report.
A local religious leader and mayor,
Seini Boukar Lamine, was also
kidnapped in a separate attack on his
home.
Three people were killed during the
daring raid.
Boko Haram fighters clashed with the
Cameroonian army in cross-border
attacks twice since Friday, killing four
soldiers.
Cameroon has deployed more than
1,000 soldiers along its border to help
combat the Nigerian armed group.

Kudos to the Camerounian Army

Source

If this is true then I commend Cameroon for a work well done...

Source pls?

frankells:

Last week, a Cameroonian court
sentenced 14 members of the sect to
20 years imprisonment after they
were arrested with weapons in March
around Marwa in northern Cameroon,
says the BBC Hausa report.

Love this. This is what Nigerian Govt have refused to do over time. 20 years in jail in a foreign prison no be moinmoin.

frankells: CAMEROON RESCUES VICE
PM’S WIFE KIDNAPPED BY
BOKO HARAM
Security operatives in Cameroon have
rescued wife of Vice Prime Minister
Amadou Ali who was kidnapped by
the Boko Haram sect on Sunday along
with a traditional ruler of Kolofata
town, reports BBC Hausa Service.
The reports say that 16 people lost
their lives in the rescue operations,
although Cameroon information
minister Issa Tchiroma Bakary said
government was still investigating the
matter to ascertain the actual number
of people killed.
The Boko Haram members carry out
attacks in northern part of Cameroon
from Nigeria where they established
their base in the Sambisa Forest.
Last week, a Cameroonian court
sentenced 14 members of the sect to
20 years imprisonment after they
were arrested with weapons in March
around Marwa in northern Cameroon,
says the BBC Hausa report.
A local religious leader and mayor,
Seini Boukar Lamine, was also
kidnapped in a separate attack on his
home.
Three people were killed during the
daring raid.
Boko Haram fighters clashed with the
Cameroonian army in cross-border
attacks twice since Friday, killing four
soldiers.
Cameroon has deployed more than
1,000 soldiers along its border to help
combat the Nigerian armed group.

SIMPLE