Nigerian Trops Arrest Wanted Boko Haram Terrorists, 3 Others .. See PHOTOS

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Nigerian troops of Operation Lafiya Dole have arrested one of the Boko Haram suspects in white shirt who is No.5 on the Nigerian Army wanted list and three other suspected members of the group.

 The vehicle conveying the suspect and three members of the civilian vigilante (Civilian Joint Task Force), were intercepted by troops on Thursday 29th March 2018 at the Forward Operations Base along Kano - Azare road, in Bauchi State.

 On interrogation, the Civilian Joint Task Force members claimed to have arrested the suspects in Lagos and he is taking them to Department of State Service (DSS) office in Maiduguri for further investigations. 

 Efforts are being made to contact DSS office in Maiduguri for possible confirmation of the Civilian Joint Task Force claims.

  Meanwhile, troops has intensify search on the major highway to arrest any fleeing Boko Haram terrorists.


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