The Nigerian military is doing a good job
in the battle against insurgency. Some Boko Haram who are disguising as
civilians have fled to remote towns in the border areas following dislodgment
from Damasak, Borno’s northern town and recapturing of the town by the military
troops.
Spokesman for the regional military
force; Multi-National Joint Task Force, Col Muhammad Dole said the force
bombardment and eventual liberation of Damasak, a Boko Haram stronghold, last
Thursday had compelled the terrorists to flee to communities around the Lake
Chad.
He said the terrorists also disguised as
displaced civilians to take refuge at the border area.
“Sequel to the capture and subsequent
occupation of Damasak town and surrounding villages by Sector 4, MNJTF, the
troops of Operation Lafiya Dole (Nigeria) have successfully linked up and are
currently consolidating their defences in the cleared town and stabilising the
general area.
“Despite this high valued achievement,
remnants of Boko Haram terrorists fleeing the general area of operation are
said to be relocating to remote settlements along the borders of the MNJTF
member countries, mostly disguising as normal civilians,” Dole said in a
statement.
He appealed to people residing along the
borders to be security conscious and “report arrival of new persons/settlers as
well as unusual movement of persons to the nearest security agencies.”
Dole assured that the task of ending
insurgency in the country would be achieved.




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