More details are coming in on how the Civilian-JTF, civilian
vigilantes staved off a Boko Haram attack and possible abduction in Kalabalge
local government, northeast Borno state, near the Cameroonian border.
The villagers who were prepared for the Boko Haram attack
had dug out trenches for the purpose. The Rann village, located in the middle
of a Boko Haram strong-hold, had been attacked by Boko Haram in the recent
past. In that attack they had allegedly acquired two light-weight armored tanks
and some AK47 rifles. They refused to turn in this ammunition to the government
in an increasingly common response as more villages in the north are determined
to take up arms to defend themselves in the current state of deadly insecurity.
Read the full details below:
The invading terrorists who launched an early Tuesday morning
attack on Rann, Shuwa and neighboring villages, were met by a strong and
determined villager resistance. Over 200 terrorists were killed. The full
number of the dead is not yet known as the villagers ran in pursuit of the
escaping and injured terrorists into the bushes to continue their
extermination.
More than 35 Boko Haram terrorists were captured. One APC and more than four hilux trucks and several motorcycles were captured from the terrorists.
At the time of this report, about 20 villagers were said to have lost their lives in the fierce, brave battle.
Nigerians in the worst affected regions are seeking the formal right to bear arms and defend themselves. The Borno Civilian-JTF sent this request to Nigeria’s President, Goodluck Ebele Jonathan in a meeting with security agents this month. The ENDS civil activist group also sent a formal request for Executive Authorization of the people to bear arms, supported by the government to defend their territory and hunt and eliminate Boko Haram terrorists. The government is yet to officially respond to the open letter delivered to the State secretary on April 25th, 2014.
In related news, there was Mutiny in the military today as soldiers reportedly attacked a General officer commanding (GOC) of the Nigerian army 7th division, Major General Abubakar Mohammed, who was accused of sabotaging the military mission and not reporting to a particular mission he was requested to. He was said to have fled as he was fired upon when he came to his office at the Maimalari barracks. The soldiers went in pursuit of the commander, whose whereabouts are not known as at the time of this report.
Dr. Peregrino Brimah for http://ENDS.ng [Every Nigerian Do Something]
More than 35 Boko Haram terrorists were captured. One APC and more than four hilux trucks and several motorcycles were captured from the terrorists.
At the time of this report, about 20 villagers were said to have lost their lives in the fierce, brave battle.
Nigerians in the worst affected regions are seeking the formal right to bear arms and defend themselves. The Borno Civilian-JTF sent this request to Nigeria’s President, Goodluck Ebele Jonathan in a meeting with security agents this month. The ENDS civil activist group also sent a formal request for Executive Authorization of the people to bear arms, supported by the government to defend their territory and hunt and eliminate Boko Haram terrorists. The government is yet to officially respond to the open letter delivered to the State secretary on April 25th, 2014.
In related news, there was Mutiny in the military today as soldiers reportedly attacked a General officer commanding (GOC) of the Nigerian army 7th division, Major General Abubakar Mohammed, who was accused of sabotaging the military mission and not reporting to a particular mission he was requested to. He was said to have fled as he was fired upon when he came to his office at the Maimalari barracks. The soldiers went in pursuit of the commander, whose whereabouts are not known as at the time of this report.
Dr. Peregrino Brimah for http://ENDS.ng [Every Nigerian Do Something]
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