At least 95 prisoners of the Boko Haram terror group were rescued over the weekend in military operations in northeast Nigeria. The troops rescued 42 women, 51 children and 2 men in the clearance operations in Kobe, Boboshe, Tafana 1 and Tafana 2 villages.
According to a statement issued, the Nigerian Army troops in collaboration with Civilian Joint Task Force (CJTF) and vigilante groups have rescued 95 people being used as farm laborers by Boko Haram terrorists.
Further, during the operations, newly established camps discovered at Dubula village were destroyed as well as ISIS paraphernalia. Several Boko Haram terrorists were killed during the operations.
The terror group has been using women and children as forced laborers in farms it controls in order to sustain itself in the face of the nobly ferocious operations of Nigerian Army troops.
