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Army capture 2 terrorists, destroy camps

The Army spokesperson also called on the citizens to be extra-vigilant and security-conscious as part of efforts to tackle insecurity in the country.

 

Usman also revealed that two terrorists-  Mustapha Busuru (50 years old) and Usman Abubakar (56 years) were captured.

ThisDay reports that Usman said "They also recovered two Toyota pick up vans, 40 motorcycles, Improvised Explosives Making Devices (IEDs), stockpile of foodstuffs and fuel dump. The patrol team also recovered horses and donkeys used for transportation by the terrorists.”

Troops waging war against Boko Haram in the North-East, also killed Kill 167 terrorists, and rescued 350 hostages.

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Recently, the Nigerian Army handed over 12 top officers to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) for investigation.

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