MAROUA, Cameroon (Reuters) -
Nigerian Boko Haram insurgents
attacked a Cameroon military
camp near the town of Waza in the
north of the country on Monday,
wounding several soldiers, an
army spokesman said.
Chad, Niger and Cameroon have
begun a joint offensive against
Boko Haram militants who have
killed thousands of people in a bid
to carve out an Islamist emirate in
northern Nigeria, and have
increasingly staged raids across
nearby borders.
"The wounded are being
evacuated. The insurgents have
been stopped. An APC (armored
personnel carrier) was taken from
them and several of them were
killed," a Cameroonian military
officer told journalists in Maroua,
adding the incident was
continuing.
Earlier this month, Boko Haram
fighters killed more than 100
people in the northern Cameroon
town of Fotokol, including
residents inside their homes and a
mosque, a local political leader
said.
Source http://mobile.reuters.com/article/idUSKBN0LK12T20150216?irpc=932

An end has come to BH

I predict the downfall of this sect!!! GEJ do your thing.. then GMB can take over!!!