The Federal government yesterday denied knowledge of the 63 women who reportedly escaped from Boko haram terrorists captivity.
It was reported yesterday that about 63 women and girls who were abducted last month by suspected Boko Haram militants from Kummabza village in the Damboa Local Government Area of Borno State reportedly escaped their captors.
The coordinator of the National Information Centre, Mr Mike Omeri who denied that the Federal government is aware stated this while briefing journalists on government’s efforts in the mission to rescue the abducted Chibok girls.
He said: “We are communicating with our people over there to verify this. We still have not been able to
verify actually what happened and the figures involved and we don’t want to speculate and say things without confirmation.”
Omeri said: “Landlords must check clearly where their tenants are coming from because, of late, people with dubious character and intentions have moved to new areas and most of the people moving to these areas are the people we are actually looking for. So, know your tenants as you welcome them into your premises,” he advised.
Meanwhile, it was reported on July 6 that more than 50 terrorists reportedly armed with anti-aircraft guns, Improvised Explosive Devices, IEDs, rocket propelled launchers, were killed in a gun battle with the ground troops and the Airforce fighter jets.
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Sources: Leadership, ujmahazine.com news
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