Nigerian Army has uncovered Boko Haram bomb-making factory at
abandoned chemistry laboratory at Dikwa college of education in Borno
state.
The military said the factory was operating till troops have retaken the town last week.
Sani Usman, the army spokesman made this known saying that troops
from the 7 division exposed the laboratory during a mop-up operation in
the area.
Usman, a colonel, added that some equipment comprising a welding
machine and a mine detector were found at the improvised factory.
Also discovered from the operation were four Toyota Hilux pick ups.
“The gallant troops are in a very high spirit and more determined
to further pursue the fleeing terrorists to all known enclaves and
sanctuaries,” army spokesperson said.
The army on July 24 claimed to have gained control on Dikwa town in
restive northeastern Borno state, once held by suspected Boko Haram
insurgents.
The air strike sealed way for the soldiers to move in and reseize the
town with less resistance, while the search operations are ongoing.
The deadly Boko Haram sect has claimed thousands of lives, abducted
hundreds of people and displaced close to half a million in the
northeastern part of Nigeria, one of the country’s poorest regions.
OK thats some good news but they should uncover many more because thats not the only bomb factory in that state
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