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Boko Haram Bows To Superior Firepower Of Soldiers In Borno
Soldiers, on Friday, forced Boko Haram fighters out of the Southern part of Borno State, according to sources.
It was gathered that the insurgents stormed Damboa town around 6:35am and opened fire.
This had created tension among residents but troops reportedly engaged them in a heavy shootout, forcing them to beat retreat.
A security source told our correspondent that the attackers could not stay up to 30 minutes after troops engaged them.
“I can confirm to you that Boko Haram insurgents made an attempt this morning but it was not successful, the troops on the ground in Damboa town thwarted it immediately,” the source said.
Details later…
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