Nineteen giant bombs have been discovered by the Adamawa
state police.
According to the police, the bombs were found hidden in a bush in
the state, Punch reports.
It was gathered that the bombs were ready to be detonated by
suspected suicide bombers in some strategic places of the state
capital.
When contacted, the state’s Police Commissioner, Gabriel Adeji,
confirmed the bomb-haul in Yola.
ThisDay reports that the police CP said the bombs were uncovered
inside the bush of Song Local Government area of the state following
an intelligence report.
He noted that the police had been trailing the activities of the
insurgents following media reports last week that some suspected
members of the Boko Haram sect were planning to bomb the state
capital. On Thursday, February 5, they got a hint from an informant on the
whereabouts of the bombs.
He added that the bombs had the capacity to bring down a ten
storey building and also kill several people.
According to him, the insurgents were planning to bomb the River
Benue bridge, which is linking the state capital and the Modibbo
Adama University of Technology, Yola and Mubi area.
Adeji therefore called the people of Adamawa to thank God for
saving them from the tragedy that would have befallen them.
Recall that about two weeks back, residents of Hong local
government of Adamawa State had urged the Federal Government
and well-meaning Nigerians to assist their community, which has
been nearly ‘destroyed’ by the Boko Haram insurgents. http://www.naij.com/380614-adamawa-police-uncover-19-bombs-inside-bush.html

Oluwa ooo! As far as i'm concerned, Boko Haram is loosing their grip and my prayer is that this which God has started in this country shall come to accomplishment wether the devil likes it or not.

Thank God

Look, These bokoharamians you see today, you shall see no more!