Five Boko Haram fighters surrendered to soldiers – DHQ

The Defense powers have said that five parts of the Boko Haram order have surrendered to the troops at Konduga.

The Defense Headquarters said in a tweet on its twitter handle on Sunday that the five radicals surrendered to the military with all their weapons and argued for benevolence.

It was additionally expressed in an alternate tweet that different terrorists in guardianship of the military were volunteering valuable data on the exercises of the gathering connoting their availability to collaborate with the security powers.

"As the high temperature on terrorists proceeds with, five terrorists yesterday (on Saturday) surrendered with all their weapons to troops at Konduga arguing for benevolence.

"Other caught terrorists have been giving helpful data on the consequent arrangements of the gathering in an obvious offer to collaborate," the tweets read.

The troops were said to have recuperated extensive reserve of arms and ammo from the extremists amid the fights against the guerillas at Konduga in the middle of Maiduguri and Bama.