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Flood Ravages Boko Haram Enclave In Sambisa Forest,Over 100 Terrorists Perish
eastwestreporters.comSep 11, 2024 6:14 PM

Scores of members of the Boko Haram terrorist organisation have been reportedly killed following the flooding that ravaged Borno State on Tuesday, September 10.

The flood according to security sources, was caused by the failure of the Alau Dam, which took over the Sambisa Forest known as the terrorists’ stronghold in the region.

It is also believed that many family members, including dozens of women and children tied to the terrorists, lost their lives as their homes were swept away by the flood, Daily Trust reported.Sources indicate that the Sambisa Forest was over flooded around 2am on Monday, catching many of the terrorists unaware as they slept.


One source explained that the group suffered huge losses due to the swampy nature of Sambisa Forest, where the River Yedzaram overflowed and flooded the area known as Dollarland.

It was noted that the surviving group members have buried over 100 bodies in the aftermath of the disaster.

“The insurgents were hit hard by the devastation; they’ve buried over 100 corpses,” the source revealed.

A silver lining on this dark cloud perhaps

Their kidnapped victims nko?

Bush meat don catch the hunter

Would have been a mind soothing story if the kidnapped victims were not involved

Very good and totori news

It really gladdens my heart but so sorry for the innocent ones the flood hits .. all I see is God's hands .. when the unrighteousness suffers the righteous partake in it ..

So sorry for the innocent lives lost

Lamba.. Where are the pictures of the 'scores'? Or I don't believe

phoenix33:
Flood Ravages Boko Haram Enclave In Sambisa Forest,Over 100 Terrorists Perish
eastwestreporters.comSep 11, 2024 6:14 PM

Scores of members of the Boko Haram terrorist organisation have been reportedly killed following the flooding that ravaged Borno State on Tuesday, September 10.

The flood according to security sources, was caused by the failure of the Alau Dam, which took over the Sambisa Forest known as the terrorists’ stronghold in the region.

It is also believed that many family members, including dozens of women and children tied to the terrorists, lost their lives as their homes were swept away by the flood, Daily Trust reported.Sources indicate that the Sambisa Forest was over flooded around 2am on Monday, catching many of the terrorists unaware as they slept.


One source explained that the group suffered huge losses due to the swampy nature of Sambisa Forest, where the River Yedzaram overflowed and flooded the area known as Dollarland.

It was noted that the surviving group members have buried over 100 bodies in the aftermath of the disaster.

“The insurgents were hit hard by the devastation; they’ve buried over 100 corpses,” the source revealed.

I doubt they authenticity of this news honestly. But if it’s true it’s a very good news 🗞️. I hope no innocent victims and chibok girls were affected and they are safe

Story Story..

Don't believe this sensational shit.

This in some way is good news
A big wreath for the innocents who died along with these savages.

The army should use this opportunity to strike at the terrorists in their present vulnerable state.

Hiaaan!! 😃😁😅

Tinubu you do dis wan!

Who go count the dead bodies?

phoenix33:
Flood Ravages Boko Haram Enclave In Sambisa Forest,Over 100 Terrorists Perish
eastwestreporters.comSep 11, 2024 6:14 PM

Scores of members of the Boko Haram terrorist organisation have been reportedly killed following the flooding that ravaged Borno State on Tuesday, September 10.

The flood according to security sources, was caused by the failure of the Alau Dam, which took over the Sambisa Forest known as the terrorists’ stronghold in the region.

It is also believed that many family members, including dozens of women and children tied to the terrorists, lost their lives as their homes were swept away by the flood, Daily Trust reported.Sources indicate that the Sambisa Forest was over flooded around 2am on Monday, catching many of the terrorists unaware as they slept.


One source explained that the group suffered huge losses due to the swampy nature of Sambisa Forest, where the River Yedzaram overflowed and flooded the area known as Dollarland.

It was noted that the surviving group members have buried over 100 bodies in the aftermath of the disaster.

“The insurgents were hit hard by the devastation; they’ve buried over 100 corpses,” the source revealed.

grandstar:
This in some way is good news
A big wreath for the innocents who died along with these savages.

The army should use this opportunity to strike at the terrorists in their present vulnerable state.

Na Wetin Army suppose do but they fit dey run from flood too

Where is the proof look at the source of the news east west reporter

Kindly garnish your story with credible source and pictures.

RIP only to their captured victims.

PIP (perish in pieces) to the terrorists and their sponsors.

Good!

So Nigeria military and other forces are waiting for natural disasters to help them fight terrorists shame Nigeria leaders and their security forces.

Nature is doing the needful.

The flood of Noah

But this story get k. Leg oooo

Strafudeen:
A silver lining on this dark cloud perhaps

Abegi! Who in fact went in there to count the number of bodies of terrorists? No pictures or confirmation by way of names of the dead? Cut the bull, o'jare!

See wetin our army no fit locate for years.

Na im water commot for dam come get applause

May God bless the flood!

No picture evidence, I don't believe this

We saw pictures of communities sacked by the flood, but not that of the boko haram enclaves.

Who ever estimated the death toll of those BHT, should have taken pictures, right?

Gadafii:
■ No picture evidence, I don't believe this We saw pictures of communities sacked by the flood, but not that of the boko haram enclaves. Who ever estimated the death toll of those BHT, should have taken pictures, right?

Best not to believe it at all. Is the dam located in Sambisa forest for the impact to have killed people in that place, to begin with?

Kobojunkieee:
Best not to believe it at all. Is the dam located in Sambisa forest for the impact to have killed people in that place, to begin with?

very important question.

Christians will say their prayers have been answered

COMRADES, these guys think we're kids or gullible

So far they live in the forest, this may be God plans to put end to them since no building for them to climb. Rip to the saints.