Nigerian Troops Arrest 4 Fleeing Boko Haram Members in Yobe

Hamilton Nwosa
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Troops of 233 Battalion, 27 Task Force Brigade of Operation LAFIYA DOLE in conjunction with vigilantes on routine patrol arrested 4 confirmed fleeing Boko Haram terrorists at Kurnari village and Nayinawa, outskirts of Damaturu, Yobe State.
Confirming the report Director of Army Public Relations Brigadier General Sani Kukasheka Usman said the escaping Boko Haram terrorists are Bukar Waziri, aged 25 years and  Mammade Lawan, aged 20 years, were from Buk, while father and son, Muhammadu Damina, aged 40 years and Isah Muhammadu aged 15 years, were from Talala.
“During preliminary investigation, they claimed that they were fleeing from the terrorists’ hideout at Talala and Buk in Damboa Local Government Area of Borno State because of the unbearable military’s onslaughts and bombardments on their various locations” Usman said.
The Army spokesman further states that toops of 33 Brigade Nigerian Army, on Operation FOREST on Sunday 23rd July 2017, following a tip off, at about 10.20pm, arrested one Salisu Ibrahim, an armed robbery suspect along Bauchi-Gombe road.
He said the terrorists and armed robbery suspects are being further investigated.

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