The Nigerian military is slowly but surely winning the war against the insurgent group, Boko Haram, as they have recaptured Bama town in Borno State.
Whoever said the Nigerian military is not closing down on the dreaded Boko Haram sect is doing the force a disservice as they have shown that given the right motivation, they can actually stand up to the insurgents.
This is coming on the heels of a fierce battle with the insurgents, at the end of which, the Nigerian military recaptured the town of Bama, Borno State, an enclave that the terrorists had captured a few weeks ago.
According to news reports, the Nigerian forces took over the town after a tough battle with the insurgents last night and succeeded in dislodging the outlaws from the town. Military sources confirmed the good news:
"Our tactical aerial attacks to reclaim this town had been effective and yielding the desired results. This will enable the fleeing residents and villagers to return within the shortest period of time.
We don’t want to say anything official but there are still fights going on in different places and on different scales, especially by air. This is a critical and unusual time," the senior military officer said
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