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Troops kill 10 insurgents, recover 52 cows in Borno

Ibrahim Ahmadu by Ibrahim Ahmadu
August 17, 2017
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The Nigerian Army, on Thursday, said that it killed 10 Boko Haram insurgents in a clearance operations in Marte Local Government Area of Borno State.
A statement in Maiduguri  by Col. Timothy Atigha, the spokesman  of the 8 Task Force Division, said the troops also recovered bicycles and cows from the insurgents.
He also said that the troops launched  two attacks against  the insurgents at Maza, Danari and Mowo villages of Marte and Monguno Local Government Areas.
“In continuation of ongoing efforts to deny terrorists freedom of action in its area of responsibility, troops of the 8 Task Force Division have neutralised 10 terrorists in Maza village of Marte Local Government Area of the state.
“The terrorists fell into an ambush laid by troops at about 9: 00 p.m.  on Tuesday  as they attempted to sneak back into their swampy hideouts in the Lake Chad Basin.
“ The troops also recovered 52 rustled cows from the insurgents at Danari and Mowo villages in Monguno Local Government Area,” he said.
Atigha said that the troops recovered 10 bicycles, carts, food items and 52 cows.
He disclosed  that  the  insurgents had resorted to bicycles and carts as means of transportation due to the  intensified offensive of the military  against them.

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