The current war against islamist Boko Haram insurgents in Gwoza and Bama
towns is slowing down the rescue of the girls kidnapped from Chibok
months ago, a report from the Nation says.
A security source yesterday said: “The occupation of some towns and villages by Boko Haram has affected the ongoing search and rescue operation for the Chibok girls.
“The rescue operation for the girls has, no doubt, slowed down now as I am talking to you because of the new dimension of attacks by the insurgents.
A security source yesterday said: “The occupation of some towns and villages by Boko Haram has affected the ongoing search and rescue operation for the Chibok girls.
“The rescue operation for the girls has, no doubt, slowed down now as I am talking to you because of the new dimension of attacks by the insurgents.
“The immediate priority now is to reclaim the captured towns, restore normalcy to these places and put in place measures to avert reoccurrence of the seizure.
“We are suspecting that the insurgents might have relocated the Chibok girls safely to some of their camps since most Boko Haram leaders have been sighted in Gwoza.
“We are optimistic that they are safe because the insurgents have changed their tactics. They no longer kill women and children even in the places they have captured.
“You know, due to the rainy season, Sambisa Forest is presently marshy and inhabitable for the insurgents not to talk of the girls.”
A top military source added: “The battle in Bama is almost won because the aerial power has led to the death of many insurgents. We will keep on shelling them until they surrender.
“All their so-called land to surface missiles have been destroyed by the fighter jets. Once we regain the control of Bama, Nigerians will know the heavy casualties recorded by the insurgents and appreciate the nation’s military.”
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