Army has captured key Boko Haram camp, says Nigerian president
It was the militant group's last enclave in its northeastern Sambisa forest stronghold
Nigeria's President Muhammadu Buhari PHOTO: REUTERS/FILE
ABUJA:
Nigeria's army has captured a key Boko Haram camp that was the militant group's last enclave in its northeastern Sambisa forest stronghold, President Muhammadu Buhari said on Saturday.
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"I was told by the Chief of Army Staff that the camp fell at about 1:35pm on Friday, Dec. 22, and that the terrorists are on the run and no longer have a place to hide," said Buhari.
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The Nigerian military has, in recent weeks, been carrying out a large-scale offensive in the Sambisa forest, a vast former colonial game reserve that has been the group's base.
Nigeria's army has captured a key Boko Haram camp that was the militant group's last enclave in its northeastern Sambisa forest stronghold, President Muhammadu Buhari said on Saturday.
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"I was told by the Chief of Army Staff that the camp fell at about 1:35pm on Friday, Dec. 22, and that the terrorists are on the run and no longer have a place to hide," said Buhari.
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The Nigerian military has, in recent weeks, been carrying out a large-scale offensive in the Sambisa forest, a vast former colonial game reserve that has been the group's base.