The Nigerian Army has released a statement on the new move by members of the Boko Haram sect to achieve a holocaust.
Information reaching the Theatre Command, Operation Lafiya Dole
indicates that Boko Haram terrorists have now resorted to poisoning
water sources like wells and streams in areas they were dislodged by
gallant troops and areas threatened by offensive operations.
The latest being the poisoning of the cattle water ponds in
Kangallam village along Marte and Abadam axis in Borno State where a
large number of cattle died after drinking water from the ponds.
Credible information available to the Theatre Command indicates that though no human life was lost as a result of the barbaric act of the terrorists, however, some cattle were killed after drinking water from some poisoned sources.
Credible information available to the Theatre Command indicates that though no human life was lost as a result of the barbaric act of the terrorists, however, some cattle were killed after drinking water from some poisoned sources.
The action of the terrorists is no doubt aimed at taking their own
pound of flesh on the innocent citizens and livestock as a result of the
unbearable offensive operations through the combined effort of the
Nigerian Army and the Nigerian Air Force to route them out completely
from their enclaves and hide-outs all over the North East.
In view of this development, citizens are called upon to avoid as much as possible drinking water from unverified sources especially in locations that troops routed out Boko Haram terrorists. You are please requested to disseminate this information to the public through your medium. Thank you for your usual cooperation.
In view of this development, citizens are called upon to avoid as much as possible drinking water from unverified sources especially in locations that troops routed out Boko Haram terrorists. You are please requested to disseminate this information to the public through your medium. Thank you for your usual cooperation.
Colonel TUKUR GUSAU Deputy Director Army Public Relations.