Nigerian army rescues children among dozens who were abducted by Islamic rebels in the northeast
- Nigerian army troops have rescued dozens of women and children held captive by Islamic extremist rebels in Borno state's Gwoza district, a region that has been heavily impacted by jihadi violence since 2009.
- The captives were rescued during clearance operations, with 14 rescued on Saturday in Gobara village and 11 freed on Sunday in Gava village.
- The army spokesperson noted that the rescued victims, who appeared malnourished and wore worn-out clothes, are currently undergoing profiling in the custody of troops.
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Nigerian army rescues children among dozens who were abducted by Islamic rebels in the northeast
By CHINEDU ASADU Associated Press ABUJA, Nigeria (AP) — The Nigerian army says its troops have rescued dozens of captives mostly women and children held by Islamic extremist rebels in the country’s northeastern region where jihadi violence has raged for years. The army says the 25 hostages were rescued during clearance operations in Borno state’s
Nigerian army rescues dozens of hostages including children kidnapped by Islamic rebels
Nigeria's military said today it had rescued 25 captives, mostly women and children held by Islamic extremist insurgents in the country's northeastern region that has been the centre of jihadist violence since 2009.
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