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Army Chief in Baga, promises to wipe out Boko Haram in next few weeks

Nigerian army Chief, Lieutenant General Kenneth Minimah, has visited Baga town in Borno State, which has just been recaptured from Boko Haram, reiterating that the militants will be wiped out of Nigeria’s northeast in the next few weeks.

Chief Of Army Staff, Kenneth Minimah Gen. Minimah arrived Maiduguri earlier in the day accompanied by some military officers, shortly after that he hopped on helicopter accompanied by the crew of the government official propaganda television station, the National television Authority (NTA).

A military source later claimed General Minimah was conducted around the town  of Baga and other places during his unscheduled visit, he was shown round Baga by the General Officer Commanding the 7th Division of the army .

Mininah told newsmen, “My visit to Baga is to see our troops who are doing great jobs there.  It is a confidence and morale-boosting visit that will end the Boko Haram fight within the six-week timeline of war against terrorists and their activities in the northeast sub-region of Nigeria.”

“From Baga, we will move to retake Gwoza, Marte  and Madagali,” he said, exuding confidence that the end of the six-year insurgency may have come. “With this, there is going to be no more Boko Haram; the slogan is ‘never again’ and even the President shares in this slogan.”

He disclosed that roads leading to many communities recaptured from the insurgents will soon be reopened but was silent on the post-offensive security arrangement for the communities.

General Minimah also did not say anything about the casualties on both sides.

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