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Boko HaramArmy destroys terrorists’ rocket making factory, arrests another kingpin [PHOTOS]

Troops of the 21 Brigade of the Army also destroyed a bomb and rocket making factory used by the terrorists in Borno state.

Photo showing a rocket and bomb making factory supposedly owned by Boko Haram 
Nigerian Army destroys Boko Haram rocket making factory 
Nigerian Army destroys Boko Haram rocket making factory 
Photo showing a rocket and bomb making factory supposedly owned by Boko HaramPhoto showing a rocket and bomb making factory supposedly owned by Boko Haram 
The Nigerian Army has arrested yet another Boko Haram kingpin after making public a list of 100 wanted terrorists.
Troops of the 21 Brigade of the Army also destroyed a bomb and rocket making factory used by the terrorists in Borno state.
The disclosure was made on Monday, November 16, 2015, via the Facebook page of the Nigerian Defence Headquarters.
The post reads:
“Troops of 7 Division Garrison Nigerian Army in Operation LAFIYA DOLE, made a remarkable progress by arresting a Boko Haram Terrorist kingpin, Mr John Trankil, at Kasuwar Shanu in Maiduguri metropolis.”
“Preliminary investigation revealed that 9 terrorists sneaked into the Maiduguri armed with AK 47 assault rifles and a Hilux vehicle laden with 20 Improvised Explosive Devices meant to be detonated at some selected targets in the city.”
“In a related development, troops of 21 Brigade Nigerian Army, while on offensive operations on Boko Haram terrorists location, with the support from the Nigerian Airforce discovered and destroyed the terrorists' Improvised Explosive Device (IED) and Rocket making factory along Bama-Gonin Kurmi within the outskirts of Bama town, Borno State.”

The sect had released photos of the bomb factory earlier in the month but an Army source told Vanguard that the pictures were fake and simply an attempt to cause panic

 

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