Two Women, Teenager and Infant Flee ISWAP Camp in Gwoza and Surrender to Troops
Four relatives of suspected insurgents escaped the Kunde enclave in the Mandara Mountains and surrendered to troops of Operation Hadin Kai on July 10. The group included two women, a 15-year-old boy and a 10-month-old infant. They told investigators that relentless military pressure and severe food shortages forced them to abandon the camp. Troops of C Company, 192 Battalion (Mechanised), recovered ₦32,100 from the family during screening. Security sources say ongoing ground and air offensives are isolating terrorist enclaves across Borno, prompting more women and children to break away and seek safety under Army custody.
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