Nigerian Military arrests Boko Harammembers disguised as Women in Baga

A number of terrorists who disguised as women in Baga, Borno State have been arrested by the Nigerian Military.
The exact number of the terrorists arrested is not known but the Director of Defence Information, Maj. Gen. Chris Olukolade, disclosed this in a statement on Monday.
Olukolade said “The cordon and search in Baga has revealed some terrorists disguising as women.
“The searches are also yielding more discoveries of arms especially bombs hidden in various locations, especially Baga town.
“Apart from those captured in the course of fighting, many terrorists hiding in the town are being arrested and troops are still busy interrogating the suspects.
“In furtherance of the mission to clear terrorists from all their enclaves by the military, the Nigerian Air Force has stepped
up its air bombardments of identified targets in Gwoza, Bama and Sambisa forest, preparatory to other phases of the mission.
“The air strikes have been highly successful as they achieved the aims, hitting vital targets with required precision.
Terrorists are now in disarray as they scamper to escape from the impact of air bombardment of their
locations in the forest.”
He said that the military was now
preoccupied with the consolidation of the liberated areas to pave the way for the return of the residents after flushing out the terrorists from Baga.

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