Gallant troops of the Nigerian Army have rescued 30 persons from
Boko Haram clutches.
Information
gathered shows that the rescue operation was carried out by the Seven Division
of the Nigerian Army in Kwayabe and Wufe wards in Dikwa Local Council Area of
Borno State in Nigeria’s north-east.
Deputy
Director of Army Public Relations, Seven Division, Colonel Tukur Gusau, on
Monday explained that the rescued were 21 children, a six-day old infant, seven
women, including three nursing mothers and two elderly male adults.
He
said: “Troops
also discovered a training shed inside the vandalised and looted Palace of the
Shehu of Dikwa, where weapon handling and engagement of Aircraft were being
thought to new Boko Haram recruits”
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