See what Nigerian troops did to Boko Haram suicide bomber near Sambisa forest (photos)

Following up from their victory against some Boko Haram terrorists in Dawashi, Borno state on Sunday, March 20, the Nigerian army has again overridden the insurgents.
The army spokesperson, Colonel Sani Kukasheka Usman, who made this disclosure via a press statement, informed that a Boko Haram suicide bomber was killed in the general area of villages near Sambisa forest area, where the insurgents had used as a base.

Slippers belonging to kids and other items seized from the suicide bomber.

One of the clothings used by the suicide bomber seized by the Nigerian troops after the killing.

Some Improvised Explosive Devices which were recovered by the Nigerian troops.

He wrote:

“Troops of 25 Task Force Brigade ambushed and killed a Boko Haram terrorist suicide bomber at Kumala and Musafanari villages general area last night effectively saving lives and properties of innocent citizens.
“The troops who on receipt of information, laid an ambush for the terrorist at suspected Boko Haram terrorists crossing point, engaged the terrorist who was obviously on suicide mission, from Sambisa general area.
“The bomber paid the price of his wicked activities as he was dealt with decisively.
“The troops recovered a motorcycle, 12 primed Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs) and a hand bag containing personal effects which included a hijab obviously meant for disguise and concealment of explosives for the intended nefarious act.”

The Colonel believes the recent run of successes for the soldiers has boosted the morale of troops as they continue to mop up all surviving terrorists.