18 Female Soldiers Feared Kidnapped In Baga, Borno state

Sahara Reporters is reporting that Boko Haram aggressors may have captured 18 female warriors in Baga in Borno State. Report beneath...

Two sources told Saharareporters that, out of 26 female warriors presented on the army installation of the Multinational Joint Task Force, just eight have so far been represented. The officer of the troops in the zone, Colonel Kuti, has additionally not been found subsequent to the agitators assaulted the town on Saturday. Occupants of Baga told our columnists that Boko Haram agitators attacked their town and slaughtered no less than 55 individuals, including fighters appended to MNJTF.


Both occupants and security sources said the guerilla assault kept going near to 18 hours prior to the Islamist terrorists overwhelmed the troops and seized the army installation. One military source said the assault surprised them. He said the troops attempted to repulse the assault, however that several Islamist aggressors stormed the army installation with high-bore weapons. An inhabitant uncovered that the attacking radicals additionally torched parts of the angling town. Bukar Kaka, an angler who fled from the town, said no less than 50 villagers, including five officers, were executed while others maintained wounds in the assaults. He said he saw troopers escaping.

A security source said the extremist intruders likewise stormed other neighboring groups, shooting randomly at individuals. He included that the activists additionally obliterated several houses and shops, frequently utilizing fuel and other hazardous gadgets.

In a meeting with the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), Senator Maina Ma'aji Lawan affirmed the extremists' assault on Baga and encompassing towns. He included that military troops and youth volunteers, prevalently known as 'regular citizen JTF, had endeavored to repulse the assault, however were overwhelmed by the trespassers.