Air Force hints at possible locations of abductees

February 13, 2016 1:50 PM

Famuyiwa stressed that the force has for this reason abstained from attacking the identified areas to avoid hitting the girls.

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The revelation was made on Friday night, February 12, 2016 by the Director of Public Relations of the Air Force, Group Captain Ayodele Famuyiwa, who spoke on Channels Television.

However, the Group Captain informed that the latest aerial bombardment of Sambisa forest, had been aimed at the possible logistics base of the Boko Haram sect and not areas where the Chibok girls could be located.

“We have no fears that the girls are not there because hat particular location has been under surveillance for quite a while and we suspected maybe it’s a kind of ammunition depot or maybe a workshop that they are using as their logistics place.

“Once you take off the logistics base, of course you gradually weaken the resolve of the enemy to be able to prosecute any campaign,” he revealed.