Nigerian Army’s troops sustain supremacy over Boko Haram, neutralise terrorists at Bama

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Scene of operation where troops of the Nigerian Army overpowered ambushing Boko Haram insurgents, on Sunday.

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Nigerian Army troops made another display of supremacy over Boko Haram insurgents, as some of the terrorists who ambushed them along Maiduguri-Bama axis in Borno State at about 11am on Sunday were neuralised and the ambush cleared.

Troops picking, one after another, bodies of neutralised insurgents from inside bush.

This was according to the statement posted on the official twitter handle of the Nigerian Army, @HQNigerianArmy.

The statement read: “Gallant Troops of 222 Battalion Neutralise BHTs. Reports just reaching us confirmed that troops of 21 Brigade led by Brigade Commander on a clearance patrol in support of Operation Rainbow were ambushed by BHT along Maiduguri Bama Axis at about 11am 16 Sep 2018.”

Efforts of The DEFENDER, which called the Seven Division of the Nigerian Army, to get details of the positive development made happen to Nigeria by the gallant soldiers was unsuccessful.

A replying tweet said further that, “There was serious exchange of gunfire. The gallant troops of 222 battalion were reportedly high on morale as a result of the just concluded assurance visit to the theatre of operation by the COAS Lt Gen TY Buratai & they successfully cleared the ambush.

Nigerian soldiers in action against enemies of country, the insurgents.

“As a result, 1 x GPMG and 2 X AK 47 and several rounds of ammunition belonging to the terrorist were recovered. As at the time of filing this report, troops were still exploiting the general areas in search of some BHT’s who escaped with gunshot wounds.”

The Nigerian Air Force also announced that the Air Task Force (ATF) of Operation Lafiya Dole tracked and destroyed some vehicles belonging to Boko Haram Terrorists as they were attempting to launch fresh attacks on ground troops at Gudumbali and Damasak in Borno.

This was made known to newsmen by its Director of Public Relations and Information, Air Commodore Ibikunle Daramola.


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