Chadian soldiers free Boko Haram captives

Chad's troops have safeguarded the vast majority of the 100 individuals abducted by the Boko Haram group, after an effective military operation against the faction.

The terrorist bunch recently abducted 100 individuals, as per a Nigerian security authority and a neighborhood self-protection part.

The Associated Press reported that the salvage operation occurred on Friday.

The snatchings occurred on August 10 in Doron Baga in the Kukawa region close to the fringe with Chad, said the authority, who talked on state of secrecy in light of the fact that he was not approved to address the media.

He said the terrorists were ceased as they crossed the Chad outskirt by Chadian fighters who murdered a large portion of them and set free the greater part of the hostages.

Muhammed Gava, a part of the opposition to Boko Haram vigilante development, said 20 females and in regards to 70 young people had been compelled to board velocity vessels in Lake Chad, which lies on the fringe between Nigeria, Chad, Niger and Cameroon.

A source, who identifies with writers in Maiduguri, said the guerillas assaulted the town at night and took away a few young men and youngsters.

Some of those that fled the territory that were located in Maiduguri after the assault, said they needed to escape in light of the consistent assaults by the agitators.