Suspected Boko Haram terrorists have freed the 416 captives abducted from Ngoshe, a community in Gwoza Local Government Area of Borno State.
Confirming the development to NGGOSSIPS Metro on Sunday, the President of the Borno South Youth Alliance, Samaila Kaigama, said the captives were released on on Saturday.
Previous reports from April 10 indicated that BOSYA had been in communication with the press and served as an intermediary between the terrorist group and the affected victims.
This was when Boko Haram displayed the abducted victims.
He said, “BOSYA has secured the release of all the Ngoshe 416 women and children. They were released on the 6th of June.”
“We are happy and grateful that through our efforts, our persistent cries, and long discussions, the results are now being seen.
Kaigama called on the Federal Government, the Borno State Government, and the relevant local government authorities to ensure proper screening of the released captives.
Efforts to obtain a reaction from the state Commissioner for Information and Internal Security, Usman Tar, proved abortive as several calls put across to him went unanswered as of press time.
It will be recalled that on March 4, NGGOSSIPS Online reported that the group attacked a military base in Ngoshe, burning operational vehicles, dispersing security forces, killing an unspecified number of people, and abducting several others.
Source: NGGOSSIPS.
Contact: [email protected]
Suspected Boko Haram terrorists have freed the 416 captives abducted from Ngoshe, a community in Gwoza Local Government Area of Borno State.
Confirming the development to NGGOSSIPS Metro on Sunday, the President of the Borno South Youth Alliance, Samaila Kaigama, said the captives were released on on Saturday.
Previous reports from April 10 indicated that BOSYA had been in communication with the press and served as an intermediary between the terrorist group and the affected victims.
This was when Boko Haram displayed the abducted victims.
He said, “BOSYA has secured the release of all the Ngoshe 416 women and children. They were released on the 6th of June.”
“We are happy and grateful that through our efforts, our persistent cries, and long discussions, the results are now being seen.
Kaigama called on the Federal Government, the Borno State Government, and the relevant local government authorities to ensure proper screening of the released captives.
Efforts to obtain a reaction from the state Commissioner for Information and Internal Security, Usman Tar, proved abortive as several calls put across to him went unanswered as of press time.
It will be recalled that on March 4, NGGOSSIPS Online reported that the group attacked a military base in Ngoshe, burning operational vehicles, dispersing security forces, killing an unspecified number of people, and abducting several others.
Source: NGGOSSIPS.
Contact: [email protected]
