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Posted by Lolade on Mon 21st Sep, 2015 - tori.ng

Boho Haram terrorists have reportedly abandoned their vehicles and food item as they flee their hideouts away from the Nigerian troops.

The Nigerian Army has revealed that the proscribed Boko Haram insurgents are fleeing their camps abandoning their vehicles and food items at Kotambe Kote and Jere axis, Borno State.

This pleasing information was made known by Colonel Sani Usman, the spokesman for the Nigerian army through PR Nigeria.

The statement reads:

“The military offensive against the Boko Haram terrorists is becoming more unbearable on them as they flee their camps abandoning vehicles, flags and foodstuffs at Kotambe Kote and Jere axis.

“In a related development, troops of 101 Battalion along with members of Nigeria Police Explosive Ordinance Device (EOD) team, today successfully detonated two bicycles laden with primed improvised explosive devices at Awaisari village near Alou Dam.”

See photos below: