Global Amnesty Watch has revealed why the Nigerian military has been able to sustain its victory over insurgency within the year.

The UK-based organisation also revealed that from its findings, the military operation in the northeast has successfully liberated the towns and villages that came under the control of insurgents.

According to GAW, the military has been able to achieve all these feats due to its highest level of transparency and intelligence.

The organization, monitors the conduct of military, defence and security forces in combating crimes globally made this known at the presentation of the Mid Term Report on Nigeria's Counter-Insurgency War held in Abuja on Tuesday.

The report was presented by GAW its research partner, the Center for International and Strategic Studies, Abuja.

Speaking at the presentation, Tom John Lever, Global Amnesty Watch Representative on African Affairs, noted that in the period under review, "the Nigerian military has been able to record remarkable progress on the strength of its transparent and accountable conduct in financial resources by the Nigerian military hierarchy.

He said, "GAW has closely monitored the period preceding the current administration, its military operations against the Boko Haram insurgency, the humanitarian and internal displacement from the crisis, and government efforts to curtail all these, has compiled its Mid Term Report on Nigeria's Counter-Insurgency War.

"To achieve this, the Global Amnesty Watch works with indigenous NGOs in Nigeria, which has allowed unprecedented access top subject areas, which would have been impossible in the absence of such symbiotic collaboration

He added that no fewer that 11,000 persons have so far been rescued from Boko Haram den on the basis of military inteligence.

"A first batch of 21 Chibok Girls have been freed followed six months later with another 82 of the girls freed. The terrorists are being pressured to free the remaining girls. As at May 2017, 11,894 other hostages of the terror group had been freed. Hundreds of other hostages have been freed in the period since then.

Also speaking at the presentation of the report, Prof Shuaib Ahmed Danfulani, director CISS, said in addition to the sale of A29 Super Tucano Aircraft to the Nigerian military granted by president Trump of the USA, the Nigerian military stands to access more level-funding and support from other world leaders to drive Boko Haram into extinction if this level of transparency in the military sector is sustained.