New Boko Haram Video Shows Sect is Well Armed With Sophisticated Weapons [Photos]

From the latest boko haram video

Many Nigerians who think that the killing of “Abubakar Shekau”, the leader of the dreaded Boko Haram sect may videos released by the sect may be in for a shocker, as the sect has reportedly released a new video few days after the Nigerian military released said they have killed “Shekau“.
Although the video is yet to be made public, some of those who have access to it have released photos of what is contained in the video.
Few days ago, the Nigerian military released photograph of a Photo of a monstrous armored tank captured, after yet another fierce fighting between Nigerian troops and the Boko Haram insurgents on Friday. The capture seen by the military as another big success recorded against the troops especially as similar equipments have been seized in recent past. [See: Scores of Boko Haram Members Killed In Another Failed Attempt To Attack Konduga]
But photos released on twitter by Mr. Aye Dee who obviously has seen the video but have refused to let it out so as not to be promoting the shows that the sect is even more sophisticated in their weaponry than what the Nigeria troops have so far captured from them.
“For all those who’ve been anxiously waiting. Seems the New Boko Haram Video is coming out… The preview was just released.. It’s NOT good,” he said.
Mr. Ayee Dee while responding to inquiry from one of his followers who asked if he means the tank shown in one of the pictures contained in the video is still in the possession of the insurgents, he replied saying, “this is one of many…Their mechanised infantry larger than that of Cameroon…”


















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