Metro [PHOTO] Nigerian Military Nabs Boko Haram Financier

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The Nigerian military has nabbed one of the financiers of the bko haram terrorists group.

The army announced the arrest via social network. The Facebook post read: TROOPS RECORD SUCCESS IN RAID OPERATION AND ARREST A FINANCIER

Troops of 112 Battalion and Special Forces in Mafa and Dikwa respectively on a joint fighting patrol raided a Boko Haram camp at Bulungwa Naibe in Dikwa Local Government Area of Borno State yesterday.

During the operation, quite a number of the Boko Haram terrorists were killed and the following items were recovered; 1 Buffalo vehicle mounted with an Anti-Aircraft Gun, a Rocket Propelled Grenade, 2 Machine Guns and 1 Sub-machine Gun. Others include 5 AK-47 rifles, 1 Fabrique Nationale rifle and 2 Sewing Machines used for sewing uniforms by the terrorists.

It will be recalled that the terrorists used to launch attacks on hapless civilians in Dikwa general area.
In a related development, troops have also intercepted and arrested a suspected Boko Haram financier and stimulants dealer, Mohammed Maina in Bama, Bama Local Government Area (LGA) of Borno State. The suspect a native of Ngurosoye came from Shuari village in Bama LGA, he was arrested with the sum of One Million Naira cash and some items.

Investigation revealed that Mohammed supplies them Kolanuts and other items especially stimulants. He further revealed that kolanuts is in high demand among the terrorists as it keeps them active at night. It is apparent also that he plies Maiduguri-Dikwa-Kulli axis where he gathers monetary and other materials contributions from Boko Haram sympathizers along that axis and send same to the terrorists camps.
Morale of troops remain very high and they are ever ready to continue with their duty in the most professional and responsive manner.

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More like Boko Haram messenger or courier. This is not a financier! I suspect the real trouble makers are living a life of luxury while destroying the lives of the poor in the North East of Nigeria.
 
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