Following the preparations for the Eid El
Kabir Sallah celebrations an intelligent
report made available to the men of the 7
Division, Nigerian Army in Maiduguri has
averted what could have been a twin
coordinated attacks by Boko Haram
terrorists in Konduga and Bama Local
Government Areas of Borno state
[image_0Bama is about 75 kilometres away from
Maiduguri where unspecified number of
terrorists at Izza villages near Bama town
were killed last week by the Division
troops while 5 Hilux vehicles mounted
with anti -air craft guns conveying the
terrorists with 18 seater bus with
suspected foodstuff belonging to them
were destroyed before their mission to
launch a deadly attack in Bama.
Konduga is about 40 kilometres away
from Maiduguri Metropolis which also
witnessed a deadly attack on some
muslim faithful while performing their
morning prayers in a mosque in the town
last month killing over 40 people.
The Sunday aborted twin attacks by
suspected terrorists our correspondent
gathered was based on intelligent report
available to the military troops that over
100 Boko Haram sect members had
mobilized in a nearby bush close to Bama
town with sophisticated weapons to attack
Bama and Konduga local government
areas of the state on Monday morning
(today).
It was learnt that when the terrorists have
all gathered and were about to move to
Bama and Konduga which shared the
same common boarder, men of the 7
Division who had an intelligent report
ambushed them with Armoured Patrol
Tankers and RPG guns killing about 40 of
them, after recovering the terrorists’s
arms and ammunitions.
the killed terrorists were on a deadly
mission to launch a twin attacks in Bama
and Konduga councils, but luck run out of
them as most of them were killed by
security operatives based on information
that hundreds of terrorists suspected to
be coming out from their camps in
Sambiza Game Forests were sighted by
some good samaritans before the military
stroke on them and killed quiet a number
of them with the recovery of arms and
ammunition in their possession.
- Vanguard
Kabir Sallah celebrations an intelligent
report made available to the men of the 7
Division, Nigerian Army in Maiduguri has
averted what could have been a twin
coordinated attacks by Boko Haram
terrorists in Konduga and Bama Local
Government Areas of Borno state
[image_0Bama is about 75 kilometres away from
Maiduguri where unspecified number of
terrorists at Izza villages near Bama town
were killed last week by the Division
troops while 5 Hilux vehicles mounted
with anti -air craft guns conveying the
terrorists with 18 seater bus with
suspected foodstuff belonging to them
were destroyed before their mission to
launch a deadly attack in Bama.
Konduga is about 40 kilometres away
from Maiduguri Metropolis which also
witnessed a deadly attack on some
muslim faithful while performing their
morning prayers in a mosque in the town
last month killing over 40 people.
The Sunday aborted twin attacks by
suspected terrorists our correspondent
gathered was based on intelligent report
available to the military troops that over
100 Boko Haram sect members had
mobilized in a nearby bush close to Bama
town with sophisticated weapons to attack
Bama and Konduga local government
areas of the state on Monday morning
(today).
It was learnt that when the terrorists have
all gathered and were about to move to
Bama and Konduga which shared the
same common boarder, men of the 7
Division who had an intelligent report
ambushed them with Armoured Patrol
Tankers and RPG guns killing about 40 of
them, after recovering the terrorists’s
arms and ammunitions.
the killed terrorists were on a deadly
mission to launch a twin attacks in Bama
and Konduga councils, but luck run out of
them as most of them were killed by
security operatives based on information
that hundreds of terrorists suspected to
be coming out from their camps in
Sambiza Game Forests were sighted by
some good samaritans before the military
stroke on them and killed quiet a number
of them with the recovery of arms and
ammunition in their possession.
- Vanguard
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