No fewer than seventy seven Boko Haram surrender to Nigerian troops. After Nigerian troops has recovered weapon and equipment from the Boko Haram.

Nigerian troops deployed in Borno State have rescued several abducted persons, arrested suspected Boko Haram terrorists, and recovered weapons and equipment, the army said in a statement.

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The troops of 81 Battalion and 251 Task Force Battalion, 25 Task Force Brigade on Monday received 79 persons who claimed to have been kept captives by Boko Haram terrorists at Ngwalimiri village but escaped at their location.

They comprised 12 men, 24 women, 31 children and 12 infants. All of them are undergoing preliminary investigation and screening to determine their status before onward movement to Internally Displaced Persons camp for rehabilitation, the statement said.

“In furtherance of the efforts to keep Bitta-Damboa road open and secure to commuters, troops of 28 Task Force Brigade have cleared Bulajani, Mulgwo and Muotu villages of remnants of Boko Haram elements.

“During an encounter at Moutu specifically, a soldier sustained an injury on the forehead, while 5 Boko Haram terrorists were killed by the troops, while a few others were suspected to escape with gun shot wounds. The troops recovered 3 locally made guns.

“The advancing troops linked up with their counterparts of 25 Task Force Brigade at Gombori village and rescued 157 persons escaping from Boko Haram terrorists captivity. The rescued persons comprised 47 women, 91 children, 19 men. They are currently undergoing preliminary investigation and thorough screening to also determine their status.

“In a related development 77 Boko Haram terrorists have surrendered themselves to troops of 122 Task Force Battalion. They comprised 17 men, 16 women, 16 male children and 28 female children. The surrendered terrorists have been moved to Yamteke by combined team of 26 Task Force Brigade for preliminary investigation and screening.

“Troops have also arrested a deserter soldier, 03NA/53/3098 Corporal Musa Titima of 117 Task Force Battalion, attached to 114 Task Force Battalion, who absconded from duty while on Operation CRACKDOWN at Bitta.

“The soldier was also allegedly involved in a fracas with Mr Salisu Ngatha at Kabang Ward on 30th May 2016 that led to the death of the civilian. The soldier has been moved to the Brigade headquarters for proper investigation and other disciplinary process,” the statement said

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Really?

Useless news.

I THINK SAY BOKOHARAM NO DEY EXIST AGAIN?? NA NIGER DELTA AVENGERS DEY REIGN NOW

Emeka71:
Useless news.

If one of your family members were among those killed by boko haram then your tiny brain would know that this is not a useless news.....people like you are the ones that make outsiders think Africans are monkeys...

crazymommy:
If one of your family members were among those killed by boko haram then your tiny brain would know that this is not a useless news.....people like you are the ones that make outsiders think Africans are monkeys...

Is only that ;this is not the kind of news we're hoping for now ; we're hoping for news on better economy.

Emeka71:
Is only that ;this is not the kind of news we're hoping for now ; we're hoping for news on better economy.

And you think a better economy will be possible if there is no peace in the country??go and ask Iraq..

why won't they surrender wen dey av already achieved ther aim?
abg tell us another tori Jor!

crazymommy:
And you think a better economy will be possible if there is no peace in the country??go and ask Iraq..

So true; Let me take this as a good news then ; who knows this could be the sign of better days ahead for our country.

Emeka71:
So true; Let me take this as a good news then ; who knows this could be the sign of better days ahead for our country.

go and sin no more..