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Boko Haram Terrorists Fleeing Sambisa Forest in Droves – Military

Admin April 12, 2016

Nigerian-Army-Sambisa_0From the camp of the Nigerian Troops has come the cheery news that members of the Boko Haram sect still hibernating in the dreaded Samisa forest are leaving in droves following sustained aerial bombardment.

A statement to this effect reads:

“This is to inform the public that due to aerial bombardment and concerted efforts of the ground troops, and facing imminent annihilation, Boko Haram terrorists have been deserting Sambisa forest in droves trying to disperse to various parts of the country.

“The cowards are running away from their  well noted enclave in Sambisa forest for their lives. Consequently it becomes necessary to inform the public, especially well-meaning Nigerians, to be more vigilant and security conscious. The public are please requested to be observant and report any suspicious persons or group of persons to the military or any of the security agencies   to enable timely detection and apprehension of the fleeing insurgents before they mingle with the society and commit havoc.

“We would like to reassure the public of the confidentiality of the information provided and reiterate our commitment to the clearance of the remnants of Boko Haram terrorists”.

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