Sunday, 14 September 2014

PHOTOS From Battle At Konduga Where Nigerian Troops Killed 100 Boko Haram Militants

Nigerian soldiers patrol in the north of

Borno state close to a Islamist extremist

group Boko Haram former camp on

June 5, 2013 near Maiduguri. (Photo

Credit: Quentin Leboucher/AFP/Getty

Images)

In response to demands of Nigerians for

some evidence to support the complete

routing of insurgents who attempted to

capture Konduga on Friday, September

13, 2014 the Nigerian military has

released some pictures from the battle

scene.

However, in deference to sensibilities of

Nigerians, pictures that may offend the

senses were not included.

PRNigeria was told that the pictures

were released only for the purpose of

reassuring our compatriots that the

military is capable and ready to defend

them.

It could be recalled that after about

three hours of fierce fighting yesterday,

Nigerian troops routed the Boko Haram

fighting force of over a hundred

terrorists.

Further to the staggering loss of men,

Boko Haram also suffered extensive

losses in their equipment.

In a previous statement by Colonel

Timothy Antigha of Army Public

Relations Directorate three Hilux and

one Buffalo vehicles with mounted Anti-

aircraft guns, three General Purpose

Machine guns, over 30 AK 47 rifles and

two global positioning systems have

been recovered among other items.

Four Nigerian soldiers were wounded in

action. The entire area is still being

combed for terrorists who may have

escaped with bullet wounds.

Morale of Nigerian troops remains very

high according to the military sources

Sent from my BlackBerry wireless device from MTN

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