30 suspected Boko Haram
members have reportedly
been killed by the Nigerian
Army yesterday.

It was reported that the troops
from 7 Division, Nigerian Army in
Maiduguri, launched separate
preemptive attacks on Boko
Haram enclaves at Ajigi, Kafa and
Izza villages of Bama and
Damboa council areas of the
state, killing no fewer than 30
suspected members, including
an Amir (leader) of the sect.

Also killed were unspecified
members of the group at Izza
village in Bama town just as five
Hilux vehicles mounted with
anti-air craft guns and one 18-
seater bus with foodstuff
belonging to the terrorists were
destroyed.
In a statement yesterday,
spokesman in Maiduguri,
Captain Aliyu Danja said:
"Our troops launched separate
attacks on Boko Haram enclaves
in different parts of BornoState,
where we killed 30 of them in
Ajigi and Kafa villages of Damboa
Local Government Area.
"Those killed were suspected to
be the group of terrorists that
fled Damboa town, following an
encounter with the security
forces last Sunday.
"Also, a pre-emptive attack on
Boko Haram concentration at
Izza town in BornoState, Sunday
afternoon, led to the killing of an
unspecified number of the sect's
members."

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Na everyday una dey kill Boko leaders?capture imam shekau Dead or Alive,then i ll believe ur stories.

D guy get 9 lives, miltary don kill 2, remaining 7 lives...lol