Re: 12-Year-Old Among 300 ISWAP Fighters Who Conquered Shekau by Sufferingboy(f): 5:31pm On May 21, 2021 |
All I see here is a battle between fulanis(Iswap) and Kanuri(Boko-haram).
But it will be deadely,because kanuri's can never ban for fulbe's(fulani),only hausa will ban for fulani.
Fulanis also have herdsmen and bandits,I doubt kanuri's can withstand this fulbe's this time.
Fulanis want to conquer kanuris at all cost. Hausa's and other native people of northern nigeria form your own groups.
Apart from some tribes in the middlebelt,Kanuris are the only people fulanis fears and respect.Danfodio was unable to conquer them.
Kanuris over to you guys. 7 Likes 2 Shares |
Re: 12-Year-Old Among 300 ISWAP Fighters Who Conquered Shekau by Idiko1: 5:52pm On May 21, 2021 |
HONESTFACT101: Over 300 fighters loyal to the Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) trained in Libya and other countries joined their colleagues in a long battle that led to the final fall of Boko Haram leader, Abubakar Shekau on Wednesday. According to a report by Daily Trust, a fierce battle that lasted several days between the two factions led to the death of dozens of vicious commanders and hundreds of foot soldiers from both sides, with multiple sources saying Shekau has killed himself or fatally injured himself to the extent that he might not survive. It was gathered that most of the fighters that fought for the defeat of Shekau on Wednesday were aged between 12 and 30. “They are actually children of some ISWAP members killed over time,” a security source said. According to him, “Others are youths sourced during raids on multiple islands around the Lake Chad. The ISWAP carefully selected the youths. It was therefore much easier for recruitment as some of the youths willingly joined the group and others were forcefully conscripted. “Some of them were born during the wartime and others were very young when their parents joined the group around 2002. After their parents died because of illness or confrontation with Nigerian troops, the children naturally took over and when the group split into two in 2016, those that moved on their own or forcefully taken to the shores of Lake Chad under the umbrella of ISWAP had an upper hand in terms of training because they were taken to Libya for training in guerrilla warfare and other purposes. “Others were sent to Syria and Somalia… They were taken to many countries abroad for training. However, those that came back especially between March and April this year took an active part in confronting Shekau in the last few days. They launched a serious offensive alongside other top commanders and fighters already on ground and they succeeded in taking over,” he said. Another credible source said some of the 300 youths were trained as “medical doctors, paramedics, engineers, IT specialists, bomb specialists and mechanics.” He added that among them were women “who serve as nurses or cooks while others have gun- handling skills, meaning they can partake in combat operations.” He said after their return from abroad, they were camped at a village called Shuwaram in Kukawa Local Government Area of Borno State. It had been reported that ISWAP fighters, armed with sophisticated weapons had penetrated the infamous Sambisa Forest from different fronts and surrounded the place Shekau used as a safe sanctuary for years.
They reportedly killed many of his fighters and forced him to surrender. A signal from security sources indicated that when Shekau discovered that it was the end of the road for him, and ISWAP fighters had directed him to relinquish his position as the grand amir and successor to the founder of the group Mohammed Yusuf, he opted for suicide by detonating the explosives he strapped to his body. However, the AFP news agency reported that when Shekau reached the point of no return as he was surrounded by ISWAP fighters, he shot himself in the chest, fell on the ground while bleeding profusely but was whisked away to an unknown destination by some of his surviving loyal fighters. Another source said ahead of the invasion of Sambisa by the factional group, one of the top commanders of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant and his lieutenants had visited the shores of the Lake Chad in the company with ISWAP leader Goni Mustafa. “The entourage were seen on two boats with ISIS flag. Some of those in the entourage were light- skinned people possibly from Libya or Syria. It was only Mustafa that was black. They first visited Marte before they proceeded to Sabon Tumbu. “They also visited Kirta, Kusuma and Kwallaram where they held meetings with commanders and other fighters,” the source said. The source said after the strategy meeting, the visiting terrorists left and from that time, the ISWAP fighters started mobilising ahead of launching attacks on Sambisa Forest. “Some of them gathered at Kurnuwa, Kayuwa and Tumbin Jaki before they launched the offensive. They had RPGs, GPMGs and AA guns on some vehicles,” he said. He added that the attackers also moved their “vulnerable women and children” from the Marte area to some locations around Kukawa. Another source said before they aimed at Sambisa Forest, the ISWAP fighters were responsible for the recent attacks in Damasak, Marte, Mainok, Dikwa and Maiduguri towns in Borno as well as in Geidam in Yobe State. “They did not target civilians in most of their attacks; rather, they launched attacks against constituted authorities including security forces. The group handpicked and killed people perceived as enemies such as members of a volunteer security group, CJTF. “On the other side, Shekau and his followers operated from the southern parts of Borno State, mostly around the Mandara Mountains, Sambisa National Park and the Alagarno forest. The group had carried out several deadly attacks on its targets including civilians. Shekau was strict on his followers and did not tolerate rebellious behaviour… He had killed several of his renegade commanders and that was why many of those alive ditched him,” he said. Daily Trust also reported that before the ISWAP fighters moved en masse to Sambisa, military operatives had launched several attacks on their hideouts in the northern parts of Borno State while air raids continued unabated. “The military had sustained onslaught against the group which has its hideouts in the semi-arid landscape with sparse vegetation. Their enclaves are being decimated and with time they will have no hiding place,” he said. A source said the group allegedly resolved to dislodge Shekau with the intent of relocating to Sambisa and the mountainous areas to evade air attacks by the military jets. “It was not difficult for the group to locate and launch an attack on the Shekau-led base in Sambisa. There was fierce confrontation before Shekau succumbed and agreed to negotiate with ISWAP commanders. It was during the meeting that an explosion occurred and it was not clear whether or not Shekau was among those killed in the scene,” the source said. He said it was likely that Shekau had survived the offensive and fled to another hideout. “He had survived several attacks in which he was proclaimed dead,” he said. The source said some of the followers of Shekau who were forced to flee the violent confrontation had sought refuge in different locations in the forest and were ready to pay “deep allegiance” to anybody declared as overall leader. A security situation report trending on social media said Shekau must have been killed during the struggle. The reports stated that: “On 19th May 2021, about 1829hours, ISWAP top fighter Baana Duguri-on this selector – geolocated around Sambisa Forest, Pulka, Gwoza LGA, BRS, informed ISWAP logistics commander Modu-Sulum- geolocated opposite General Hospital Konduga LGA Borno State that they killed Abubakar Shekau, overall BH leader in Sambisa Forest. “Duguri disclosed that the ISWAP fighters’ team surrounded the BH leader with his team and shooting ensued between the 2 factions. Duguri further added that Shekau detonated a bomb and killed himself when he observed that the ISWAP fighters wanted to capture him alive. “Furthermore, Duguri informed Sulum that the two sides also lost some fighters during the shooting…” Meanwhile, the Nigerian military had reportedly placed all Borno State commands of the Nigerian Army and Air Force on alert.
source: https://saharareporters.com/2021/05/21/12-year-olds-among-300-libya-trained-iswap-fighters-who-‘conquered’-boko-haram-leader A bunch ragtag unit of less than a battalion strength were able to penetrate the infamous Sambisa Forest from different fronts, a thing Nigerian armed forces could not achieve. If this is remotely correct, it is safe to say that Boko Haram is a unit among the Fulani armed forces cum Nigerian armed forces. 8 Likes |
Re: 12-Year-Old Among 300 ISWAP Fighters Who Conquered Shekau by Owologbo(m): 6:04pm On May 21, 2021 |
HONESTFACT101: Over 300 fighters loyal to the Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) trained in Libya and other countries joined their colleagues in a long battle that led to the final fall of Boko Haram leader, Abubakar Shekau on Wednesday. According to a report by Daily Trust, a fierce battle that lasted several days between the two factions led to the death of dozens of vicious commanders and hundreds of foot soldiers from both sides, with multiple sources saying Shekau has killed himself or fatally injured himself to the extent that he might not survive. It was gathered that most of the fighters that fought for the defeat of Shekau on Wednesday were aged between 12 and 30. “They are actually children of some ISWAP members killed over time,” a security source said. According to him, “Others are youths sourced during raids on multiple islands around the Lake Chad. The ISWAP carefully selected the youths. It was therefore much easier for recruitment as some of the youths willingly joined the group and others were forcefully conscripted. “Some of them were born during the wartime and others were very young when their parents joined the group around 2002. After their parents died because of illness or confrontation with Nigerian troops, the children naturally took over and when the group split into two in 2016, those that moved on their own or forcefully taken to the shores of Lake Chad under the umbrella of ISWAP had an upper hand in terms of training because they were taken to Libya for training in guerrilla warfare and other purposes. “Others were sent to Syria and Somalia… They were taken to many countries abroad for training. However, those that came back especially between March and April this year took an active part in confronting Shekau in the last few days. They launched a serious offensive alongside other top commanders and fighters already on ground and they succeeded in taking over,” he said. Another credible source said some of the 300 youths were trained as “medical doctors, paramedics, engineers, IT specialists, bomb specialists and mechanics.” He added that among them were women “who serve as nurses or cooks while others have gun- handling skills, meaning they can partake in combat operations.” He said after their return from abroad, they were camped at a village called Shuwaram in Kukawa Local Government Area of Borno State. It had been reported that ISWAP fighters, armed with sophisticated weapons had penetrated the infamous Sambisa Forest from different fronts and surrounded the place Shekau used as a safe sanctuary for years. They reportedly killed many of his fighters and forced him to surrender. A signal from security sources indicated that when Shekau discovered that it was the end of the road for him, and ISWAP fighters had directed him to relinquish his position as the grand amir and successor to the founder of the group Mohammed Yusuf, he opted for suicide by detonating the explosives he strapped to his body. However, the AFP news agency reported that when Shekau reached the point of no return as he was surrounded by ISWAP fighters, he shot himself in the chest, fell on the ground while bleeding profusely but was whisked away to an unknown destination by some of his surviving loyal fighters. Another source said ahead of the invasion of Sambisa by the factional group, one of the top commanders of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant and his lieutenants had visited the shores of the Lake Chad in the company with ISWAP leader Goni Mustafa. “The entourage were seen on two boats with ISIS flag. Some of those in the entourage were light- skinned people possibly from Libya or Syria. It was only Mustafa that was black. They first visited Marte before they proceeded to Sabon Tumbu. “They also visited Kirta, Kusuma and Kwallaram where they held meetings with commanders and other fighters,” the source said. The source said after the strategy meeting, the visiting terrorists left and from that time, the ISWAP fighters started mobilising ahead of launching attacks on Sambisa Forest. “Some of them gathered at Kurnuwa, Kayuwa and Tumbin Jaki before they launched the offensive. They had RPGs, GPMGs and AA guns on some vehicles,” he said. He added that the attackers also moved their “vulnerable women and children” from the Marte area to some locations around Kukawa. Another source said before they aimed at Sambisa Forest, the ISWAP fighters were responsible for the recent attacks in Damasak, Marte, Mainok, Dikwa and Maiduguri towns in Borno as well as in Geidam in Yobe State. “They did not target civilians in most of their attacks; rather, they launched attacks against constituted authorities including security forces. The group handpicked and killed people perceived as enemies such as members of a volunteer security group, CJTF. “On the other side, Shekau and his followers operated from the southern parts of Borno State, mostly around the Mandara Mountains, Sambisa National Park and the Alagarno forest. The group had carried out several deadly attacks on its targets including civilians. Shekau was strict on his followers and did not tolerate rebellious behaviour… He had killed several of his renegade commanders and that was why many of those alive ditched him,” he said. Daily Trust also reported that before the ISWAP fighters moved en masse to Sambisa, military operatives had launched several attacks on their hideouts in the northern parts of Borno State while air raids continued unabated. “The military had sustained onslaught against the group which has its hideouts in the semi-arid landscape with sparse vegetation. Their enclaves are being decimated and with time they will have no hiding place,” he said. A source said the group allegedly resolved to dislodge Shekau with the intent of relocating to Sambisa and the mountainous areas to evade air attacks by the military jets. “It was not difficult for the group to locate and launch an attack on the Shekau-led base in Sambisa. There was fierce confrontation before Shekau succumbed and agreed to negotiate with ISWAP commanders. It was during the meeting that an explosion occurred and it was not clear whether or not Shekau was among those killed in the scene,” the source said. He said it was likely that Shekau had survived the offensive and fled to another hideout. “He had survived several attacks in which he was proclaimed dead,” he said. The source said some of the followers of Shekau who were forced to flee the violent confrontation had sought refuge in different locations in the forest and were ready to pay “deep allegiance” to anybody declared as overall leader. A security situation report trending on social media said Shekau must have been killed during the struggle. The reports stated that: “On 19th May 2021, about 1829hours, ISWAP top fighter Baana Duguri-on this selector – geolocated around Sambisa Forest, Pulka, Gwoza LGA, BRS, informed ISWAP logistics commander Modu-Sulum- geolocated opposite General Hospital Konduga LGA Borno State that they killed Abubakar Shekau, overall BH leader in Sambisa Forest. “Duguri disclosed that the ISWAP fighters’ team surrounded the BH leader with his team and shooting ensued between the 2 factions. Duguri further added that Shekau detonated a bomb and killed himself when he observed that the ISWAP fighters wanted to capture him alive. “Furthermore, Duguri informed Sulum that the two sides also lost some fighters during the shooting…” Meanwhile, the Nigerian military had reportedly placed all Borno State commands of the Nigerian Army and Air Force on alert.
source: https://saharareporters.com/2021/05/21/12-year-olds-among-300-libya-trained-iswap-fighters-who-‘conquered’-boko-haram-leader Who are those salivating over this crap news without picture/video footage sef? You'll need to buy sense. |
Re: 12-Year-Old Among 300 ISWAP Fighters Who Conquered Shekau by OneCorner: 6:07pm On May 21, 2021 |
Arda1000: Looks Iswap is far more deadlier than Bh, anyway one thing I like about them is that they don't kill civilians like Bh,lol and they even shared 20k and pamphlets some weeks back something Borno citizens haven't gotten from Fg That’s how you will love them u til they start frying you like meat 2 Likes |
Re: 12-Year-Old Among 300 ISWAP Fighters Who Conquered Shekau by Biafranboys: 6:14pm On May 21, 2021 |
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Re: 12-Year-Old Among 300 ISWAP Fighters Who Conquered Shekau by Arda1000(m): 6:45pm On May 21, 2021 |
OneCorner:
That’s how you will love them u til they start frying you like meat it's my goddam opinion for f2k off |
Re: 12-Year-Old Among 300 ISWAP Fighters Who Conquered Shekau by OneCorner: 6:49pm On May 21, 2021 |
Arda1000: it's my goddam opinion for f2k off Ozuor Dey form nigga |
Re: 12-Year-Old Among 300 ISWAP Fighters Who Conquered Shekau by Arda1000(m): 7:19pm On May 21, 2021 |
OneCorner:
Ozuor Dey form nigga iyi face ur front clawed cheek |
Re: 12-Year-Old Among 300 ISWAP Fighters Who Conquered Shekau by SIAcademy: 8:36pm On May 21, 2021 |
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Re: 12-Year-Old Among 300 ISWAP Fighters Who Conquered Shekau by Rodwave: 8:55pm On May 21, 2021 |
Cock and bull story. Believe all these recent rubbish at your own peril |
Re: 12-Year-Old Among 300 ISWAP Fighters Who Conquered Shekau by Rodwave: 8:57pm On May 21, 2021 |
Owologbo:
Who are those salivating over this crap news without picture/video footage sef? You'll need to buy sense. Don't mind the ediotic gullible nigger rians 1 Like |
Re: 12-Year-Old Among 300 ISWAP Fighters Who Conquered Shekau by immortal2: 11:07pm On May 21, 2021 |
richiemcgold: this report is quite revealing. Imagine boko haram sending kids and teenagers abroad to acquire training not only as militants but as doctors, civil engineers, ict professionals etc. This is an eye opener to those wrong notions in some quarters that boko haram are mostly illiterates.
btw, AFP is a credible source, so i believe in the authenticity of this report. FG is behind ISWAP just like Turkey was behind ISIS to establish the Caliphate in Iraq 1 Like |
Re: 12-Year-Old Among 300 ISWAP Fighters Who Conquered Shekau by turntgee: 9:10am On May 22, 2021 |
Eh |
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Re: 12-Year-Old Among 300 ISWAP Fighters Who Conquered Shekau by jaxxy(m): 9:12am On May 22, 2021 |
Should we say congrats and a thank you to these criminal terrorists or what? 1 Like |
Re: 12-Year-Old Among 300 ISWAP Fighters Who Conquered Shekau by PussyKing(m): 9:13am On May 22, 2021 |
Thats the only school Muslims send their kids
School of bombing, terrorist school 1 Like |
Re: 12-Year-Old Among 300 ISWAP Fighters Who Conquered Shekau by Chatflick(m): 9:13am On May 22, 2021 |
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Re: 12-Year-Old Among 300 ISWAP Fighters Who Conquered Shekau by DropsMic(m): 9:14am On May 22, 2021 |
ojesymsym: So what then has Burutai and the Nigerian in general being doing all these years that they could not take him down if all they needed to do was launch at assault on Sambisa forest? Like you don't know what's happening in your country |
Re: 12-Year-Old Among 300 ISWAP Fighters Who Conquered Shekau by BabaIbo: 9:14am On May 22, 2021 |
Monsters breeding monsters.
They should remain in the North. 2 Likes |
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Re: 12-Year-Old Among 300 ISWAP Fighters Who Conquered Shekau by Nobody: 9:15am On May 22, 2021 |
Division in the house of Boko
Good for them murderers. |
Re: 12-Year-Old Among 300 ISWAP Fighters Who Conquered Shekau by orion7: 9:16am On May 22, 2021 |
FarahAideed: Believe all these lies ..Fulani led ISWAP displacing Kanuri led Bokoharam they re both terrorists. However I swap havnt been killing civilians like bokoharam 1 Like |
Re: 12-Year-Old Among 300 ISWAP Fighters Who Conquered Shekau by dederocs(m): 9:16am On May 22, 2021 |
Are you praising Iswap, please stop promoting the enemy. These people want to kill all, and take over our territorial space in Nigeria, they started from Usman Dan fodio, and are still on it, the entire free world must unite and annihilate them. Use your head, in a time of violence and struggle, support and promote those fighting for you. Play your part, so we win. 1 Like |
Re: 12-Year-Old Among 300 ISWAP Fighters Who Conquered Shekau by Bedrooomsecret: 9:17am On May 22, 2021 |
Different versions of this story, which one do we now believe? |
Re: 12-Year-Old Among 300 ISWAP Fighters Who Conquered Shekau by Agbegbaorogboye: 9:18am On May 22, 2021 |
Interesting. ISWAP can launch an offensive against Shekau and get him. They got enough intelligence on him to know he's at his weakest. Same Shekau our military have been killing and playing hide and seek with for the past ten years?!! 2 Likes |
Re: 12-Year-Old Among 300 ISWAP Fighters Who Conquered Shekau by BruncleZuma: 9:19am On May 22, 2021 |
We are yet to hear from Gumi, Ministry of Defence, Defence HQ and the Nigerian Army, until they do take anything from Sahara Reporters with a pinch of salt. |
Re: 12-Year-Old Among 300 ISWAP Fighters Who Conquered Shekau by abah001: 9:20am On May 22, 2021 |
ISWAP is fighting and defeating Bokoharam something Nigerian government can not achieve for decades with billions of allocated money for weapon's . Deceptive Government. 2 Likes |
Re: 12-Year-Old Among 300 ISWAP Fighters Who Conquered Shekau by imagrg(m): 9:20am On May 22, 2021 |
Peaceful resolution of this crisis is what Nigeria needs now; not war. |
Re: 12-Year-Old Among 300 ISWAP Fighters Who Conquered Shekau by Cnach: 9:21am On May 22, 2021 |
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Re: 12-Year-Old Among 300 ISWAP Fighters Who Conquered Shekau by babyfaceafrica: 9:22am On May 22, 2021 |
Unreliable sources |
Re: 12-Year-Old Among 300 ISWAP Fighters Who Conquered Shekau by Timon4real(m): 9:22am On May 22, 2021 |
Una no dey ask how the NA they take get all these information after the thing don happen but they can't use this same style of investigation to hunt these guys.. |