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The Nigerian army has released an official
statement after Boko Haram terrorists
ambushed a United Nations convoy killing
some people.
PRESS RELEASE
NO UN STAFF KILLED IN MAULA ENCOUNTER
WITH INSURGENTS
Contrary to the information currently making
the rounds in a section of the media that four
United Nations staff had been killed and four
trucks conveying food for internally displaced
persons were carted away, the Theatre
Command Operation Lafiya Dole wishes to
state that the report grossly misrepresents the
true situation of the incident as none of the
casualties in the encounter has been identified
as a staff of the UN.
In setting the record straight, it is necessary to
state here that a patrol escorting a convoy of
civilian vehicles to Logomani encountered an
ambush staged by elements of Boko Haram
insurgents at Maula village along Dikwa-Ngala
trans sahara highway which resulted in a
firefight between troops and the
insurgents.The troops however fought through
the ambush, overpowered the insurgents and
killed six of them.
The troops also captured 3 AK 47 rifles, 3
locally fabricated fire arms, 4 magazines and a
belt of 7.62 mm ammunition. Sadly four
persons died in the encounter. Although none
of the persons killed in the ambush has so far
been identified as a staff of the UN, this
Headquarters considers the lives of all citizens
and indeed all humans sacrosanct, which must
be protected by troops even at a supreme
price.
The situation has been brought under control
and and further exploitation of the general
area is currently being carried out by Mobile
strike Team of Operation Lafiya Dole.
Please disseminate this information through
your various news media to the general
public.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Col O Nwachukwu
Deputy Director Public Relations
Theatre Command
Operation Lafiya Dole
cc; lalasticlala, mynd44

So because the four persons who died in a "UN convoy" on "UN duty" have not yet been identified as UN staff the army thinks there is no cause for alarm and has debunked the news ..SMH

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Our army is very weak o, knowing that they're moving with a whole UN reps, why not send troops to check the environment before heading out or do they think that BH boys no get plan to wipe out there so called army. Rip to the poor solders who must have been killed and not talked about in the news.

obedugo:
Our army is very weak o, knowing that they're moving with a whole UN reps, why not send troops to check the environment before heading out or do they think that BH boys no get plan to wipe out there so called army. Rip to the poor solders who must have been killed and not talked about in the news.

They call this "military intelligence".Now, it's either the N.A doesn't have that or they do but it is very weak.

Disappointed we are still going to waste $1bn on this shit.

UN need to investigate Nigerian politicians...

Why is Boko Haram still breathing?

Boko Haram is Political... Now they are trying to embezzle our $1b dollars using the terrorist organization they created as the means to rob the nation...

Experts have commended the Nigerian army for its effort against terrorism - Eagleee
http://eagleee.com/detail?newsId=465139

During a two-day seminar organised by the Save Humanity Advocacy Centre (SHAC), experts have scored the Nigerian army high in its efforts to stop violent groups from destroying Nigeria.

The seminar, with the theme "Global War Against Terrorism: For Nigeria, A Choice Between Law and Life", tackled humanitarian and human rights issues in Nigeria's war against Boko Haram.

The group in its assessment of the Nigerian army said the military might have achieved more if it were not distracted in the discharge of its responsibility. They faulted a growing trend of international non-governmental organizations being used to diminish Nigeria's ability to effectively use its military to fight terrorism.

Read more here - http://eagleee.com/detail?newsId=465139