Incessant attacks made Boko Haram fighters surrender to the army 4 Boko Haram commanders, 13 of their fighters and 45 of their parents have...
Incessant attacks made Boko Haram fighters surrender to the army
4 Boko Haram commanders, 13 of their fighters and 45 of their parents have surrendered themselves and their weapons to the MNJTF Joint Task Force in the Lake Chad region.
According to the statement issued by the spokesman of the army, Lt. Colonel Abubakar Abullahi in N'Djamena, Chad, this follows the successful attacks by the army on the 14th and 15th of this month.
He said that on the 14th of the month, the two Boko Haram commanders, their 9 fighters and their 21 families surrendered their weapons to the army officers in Baga.
Also on the 15th of the month, two commanders and their 4 fighters and their 24 families surrendered themselves with weapons and money to the army base in Baga area, in response to the call of their soldiers to fight the Boko Haram fighters. they should embrace peace.
The statement requested all Boko Haram fighters to surrender themselves, because according to Lt. Colonel Abullahi, the army will continue to attack Boko Haram hideouts without stopping.