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Photos: Troops kill 15 Boko Haram terrorists in Borno, recover large cashe of weapons





Troops of 21 Brigade of the Division of the Nigerian Army killed 15 Boko Haram militants and captured large quantities of terrorists' equipment in Borno State. A statement issued 
by Lieutenant Colonel Kingsley Samuel, Deputy Director Army Public Relations 7 Division says the Acting General Officer Commanding (GOC) 7 Division Nigerian Army, Brigadier General Victor Ezugwu has commended the troops for repelling the terrorists who attempted incursion into their location in Sambisa forest, Borno State in the early hours of Thursday, April 27.


"The troops resilence paid off with heavy battering of
Boko Haram terrorists leading to the terrorist sustaining
huge casualties in fighters and equipment. The terrorists
paid dearly as the troops neutralized 15 of them and
wounded several others.


"In addition, the gallant troops made heavy seizures with
the destruction of 1 vehicle bound Improvised Explosive
Device (VBIED) belonging to the terrorists and capture of
1 Buffalo Gun truck mounted with Long Barrel Shilka Gun,
2 General Purpose Machine Gun, 1 PKM Gun, mortar
tubes, 3 AK-47 rifles, 2 FN rifles, 1 G3 rifle. Others are 5
pieces of 60mm mortar Bombs, various GSM handsets,
36 Hand Grenade, 12 rifle magazines, Shilka fill tray, 750
rounds of 7.62mm (NATO) ammunition, 106 rounds of
32mm ammunition, a 12 volt battery, 3 Automatic
Grenade Launcher bombs and 5 mortar charges, among
others.


"The GOC enjoined troops to remain resolute in the fight
against the Boko Haram terrorists and insurgents in the
North East in order to ensure total compliance with the
Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General Tukur Yusufu
Buratai's directive that remnants of Boko Haram terrorists

are flushed out of Nigerian territory.

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