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Military Kills Bakassi Militants

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Captain Ko Owolabi
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September 30, 2016

img-20160930-wa0020At about 0100hrs early this morning 30/9/2016. Militant group, the Bakassi Strike Force led by the most wanted criminal Benjamin Ene alias G1 attacked troops position.

The very determined troops of 13 Brigade and Operation Delta Safe repelled the attack killing 7 of the militants some of them wearing Nigerian military  camouflage. Items recovered are 250 rounds of 7.62mm ammunition, Rocket propelled Gun luncher, GPMG Belt links and various charms were recovered while several others escaped with gunshot wounds. No causality from the military.

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The Commander 13 Brigade Nigerian Army General Bulama Biu want to make it abundantly clear that no militant group or criminal under any guise would be spared. The military and other security agencies will continue to hunt down any militant group or criminals that do not surrender.

Earlier some of the militant camps and shrines have been located and destroyed by forces. Gen Bulama Biu thank all patrotic and good people of the state for their timely information, support and urge them not to relent in their efforts while going about their legitimate business.

Please accept the esteemed regards of the Brigade Commander.

Captain KO Owolabi Army Public Relations Officer.
13 brigade Nigerian Army.

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