Boko Haram Terrorists Kill 8 Soldiers, 5 Missing In Ambush | Sahara Reporters The source revealed that the remains of the dead soldiers were taken to Sector 3 headquarters in Monguno. HQNigerianArmy READ MORE:
Boko Haram terrorists have ambushed a military convoy along the Maiduguri/ Monguno highway, and reportedly killed at least eight soldiers, carting away weapons belonging to the Nigerian Army, a security source said.
“They were ambushed around the Gasarwa general area on Gajiram-Monguno road, the troops were from Monguno heading to Maiduguri before the incident happened. So far, eight soldiers have been confirmed dead and five are missing.
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