Army Kills 7 Key Commanders Of Boko Haram & ISWAP Around Lake Chad

 

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A statement which was issued by the Army headquarters on Friday, 20th of September, 2019 and signed by the Director, Army Public Relations, Col. Sagir Musa confirmed that seven key Commanders of Boko Haram & ISWAP has been killed. Information was gotten that the Nigerian Army attacked the hideouts of Boko Haram and ISWAP terrorists in Lake Chad, making seven of their Key Commanders along with many members lose their lives.

The key commanders which were forced to kick the buckets include: Abba Mainok, Bukar Dunokaube, Abu kololo, Abor Kime, Mann Chari, Dawoud Abdoulaye and Abu Hamza. It was also mentioned in the statement that though they may not be their real names but at least the names might have been connected to them.

The statement made is read as follows: “The MNJTF and the Nigerian Armed Forces are in a celebratory mood today (Friday) and have been basking in the successes of their combined efforts of artillery and air bombardments of suspected hideouts of erstwhile Boko Haram/ISWAP at the Tumbus of Lake Chad region that neutralized many including key commanders.”

“However, it was mourning and a monumental set back to the erstwhile Boko Haram/ISWAP fighters hibernating at the triangular area.”

“Reliable information coming out from the inner circles of the demented and criminal group’s enclave escaping to Sudan and the Central African Republic indicates that at least no fewer than 7 of their key commanders have been wasted by the superior forces of the MNJTF.”

“The neutralized commanders are said to be Abba Mainok, Bukar Dunokaube, Abu kololo, Abor Kime (said to be of Arab origin – likely their ISIS trainer), Mann Chari, Dawoud Abdoulaye (from Mali) and Abu Hamza.”

“All these were said to be commanders of various Tumbus controlling fighters before they were decisively dealt with and sent to the pit of hell by the military bombardment.”

“Although these names may not be real and may likely nicknames alias, nonetheless, it is an unprecedented feat to our quest of clearing the remnants of these criminals in the area. Consequently, efforts are ongoing to get more information on their true identities. The Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General Tukur Yusufu Buratai had through the Theatre Commander Multinational Joint Task Force and the Commander, Operation Lafiya Dole commended the troops for this great efforts and enjoined them to do more.”