Sunday, September 14, 2014

Boko Haram's Commander Reportedly gunned down by Nigerian Military on a face to face shoot out!!!!


Just as we already know that there's no way darkness can survive in the presence of light,the beaming light from Nigeria Military is consequently sweeping off the land all the evil boko haram militants
According to this fresh news coming from MAIDUGURI,Nigeria,Report has it that,JTF Soldiers leveled down scores of Islamic extremists in a rare victory, as the insurgents advanced on a town near the northeast city of Maiduguri, an officer and other witnesses said.


In the report,One officer said a feared Boko Haram commander known only as Amir was among some 200 militants killed in a battle Friday in Konduga town, 35 kilometers (22 miles) from Maiduguri, the capital of Borno state and birthplace of the extremist group.
Also killed was a Boko Haram video journalist and a suicide bomber, he said.
There were no military casualties, according to the officer and a civilian self-defense group that fights alongside the soldiers. Both spoke on condition of anonymity because they are not authorized to speak to reporters.

Boko Haram in recent weeks has taken a string of towns stretching over 200 miles (320 kilometers) alongside Nigeria's northeast border with Cameroon in a new campaign to create an Islamic caliphate, mimicking the Islamic State in Syria and Iraq.
The extremists also have attacked a town and villages across the border in Cameroon, but that country's state radio said Cameroonian troops beat them off, and forced them back across the border into Nigeria.
The United States said last week it is about to launch a major border-security program for Nigeria and its neighbors, but gave no details.

Thousands of civilians have been forced from their homes in the latest offensive, joining more than 1.5 million other Nigerians who are refugees within their country or across borders in Niger, Cameroon and Chad, according to United Nations figures.
Extremists who have taken other towns have told residents that their next target is Maiduguri, the headquarters of the military campaign in the northeast. 

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