Troops deployed to flush out Boko Haram terrorists from Adamawa, Borno and Yobe States following declaration of state of emergency have said they intercepted messages by the leadership of Boko Haram urging sect members to fight till the end even if it means their death.
Vanguard learnt that the interception made by the military communication interceptors came about as continued combing of the camps and enclaves revealed fresh graves, more ammunition depots, vehicles and
other equipment.
Also, 25 insurgents were rounded up by troops while three of them died, including a high profile terrorist identified as Abba, who has been on the list of most wanted persons. A statement by the Director of Defence Information, Brigadier General Chris Olukolade, while giving the mission update reads;
“troops of the special forces have intercepted messages sent to fleeing insurgents urging them not to give up but fight to the end.”
Vanguard learnt that the interception made by the military communication interceptors came about as continued combing of the camps and enclaves revealed fresh graves, more ammunition depots, vehicles and
other equipment.
Also, 25 insurgents were rounded up by troops while three of them died, including a high profile terrorist identified as Abba, who has been on the list of most wanted persons. A statement by the Director of Defence Information, Brigadier General Chris Olukolade, while giving the mission update reads;
“troops of the special forces have intercepted messages sent to fleeing insurgents urging them not to give up but fight to the end.”
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