Forty Boko Haram members
were killed in Konduga,
Beneshek and Damboa in
the North-east when units of
the Nigerian Armed Forces
launched major offensives
against the insurgents last
Thursday and Friday.
The gallant troops also
captured a multi-barrel T55
tank, nine rifles, two
machine guns, two rocket
propelled grenade tubes, five
boxes of ammunition and
other weapons from the
insurgents.
PRNigeria in a report
quoting reliable high-
ranking military sources
said 11 soldiers lost their
lives in the encounter, even
as 15 others who sustained
injuries were being treated.
As at the time of filing the
report, three soldiers were
still missing.
It was gathered that troops
also conducted a raid on ter­
rorists’ enclave at Shindig in
a spirited effort to flush out
the insurgents that had
continued to push against
the military despite receiving
heavy bashing in the last
two weeks in North-Eastern
Nigeria.
In the course of the pre­
ceding days, many top com­
manders of the Boko Haram
group had been killed, but
this negative outcome
tended not to have
discouraged the insurgents,
as splinter cells of the
terrorist group continued to
confront the military in fierce
battles.
Meanwhile, air and land
operations are ongoing to
clear the terrorists from
other communities where
their activities have become
prevalent recently in the
states under the state of
emergency.
source: http://sunnewsonline.com/new/?p=83711

They no dey Finnish?

bestman09: They no dey Finnish?

them go soon finish

bestman09: They no dey Finnish?

What else do you expect, GEJ has his way of recruiting them.