Hundreds of suspected Boko Haram insurgents invaded Fuyi,
Fatakol and other communities bordering Cameroon, Kala Balge and Gamboru Ngala
local government areas of Borno state living dozens of people dead, houses destroyed
after looting property including live stocks. Sources and witnesses have said.
Kala Balge and Gamboru Ngala are located south east of
Maiduguri, the state capital which remained under the control of insurgents,
until recently when Chadian troops dislodged them from their hideouts, but
sources said, after retaking some of these communities, the troops advanced
towards Dikwa town and continued their mission with none of Nigerian troops
stationed in the captured communities if Gamboru Ngala.
An anonymous eye witnesses from Fuyi and Fatakol told BBC
Hausa service
The incident according to reliable source occurred at about
7am on Thursday when the insurgents in a coordinated attacks on the communities
slaughtered over 13 people in Fuyi village near Gamboru Ngala, a border town
with Cameroon Republic.
Sources revealed that the insurgents many in numbers armed
with AK47 rifles, Anti Aircraft Guns mounted on some Hilux vehicles, with large
number of Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs) and locally made petrol bombs
invaded the communities and wrecked havoc, before Cameroonian troops responded
gallantly.
The source added that, already the Cameroonian troops were
busy repelling the attacks on the affected communities, which according to the
source, the fire power coming from the troops may lead to the death of scores
of the insurgents.
“Many people were killed in Fuyi village by suspected
terrorists on Thursday, likewise, in Fatakol town of Cameroon Republic, another
group of insurgents attacked nearby communities living many people dead with
scores injured”.
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