Army Rescues 30 Persons from Boko Haram Today

Army Rescues 30 persons from Boko Haram Today

The Nigerian Army has rescued 30 persons from the hold of the Boko Haram sect, it was learnt today through a statement signed by Colonel Tukur Gusau, the Deputy Director Army Public Relations 7 Division, Maiduguri.
The statement said: "As a result of ongoing operations  under the aegis of Operation Lafiya Dole to clear Dikwa and its environs from Boko Haram Terrorists. The troops of 7 Division Nigerian Army yesterday (Monday) rescued 30 internally displaced persons from the hands of the terrorist in Kwayabe and Wufe wards in Dikwa LGA of Borno state."

Gusau revealed that those rescued include 21 children and  a-6 day old infant, seven women including three nursing mothers and two elderly male adults. 

The army director, in the statement, also said: "Our troops also discovered a training shed inside the vandalized and looted Palace of the Shehu of Dikwa where weapon handling and engagement of Aircraft were being thought to new Boko Haram recruits."

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