Fleeing Boko Haram Members Reportedly Calls For Ceasefire




 Members of the Islamist terror group, Boko Haram that are running away from the fire-power of Nigerian troops are reportedly calling for ceasefire and immediate stop to hostilities.

The group that has lost almost all their camps in Borno, Yobe and Adamawa are reportedly distributing flyers in Potiskum and Yobe areas in Adamawa state asking for ceasefire as they are fleeing for safety. But observers are skeptical of the calls for ceasefire since even as Nigerian military regains key towns lost to Boko Haram last week, the insurgent group stoops to even bloodier tactics

The $1Billion request from President Jonathan was delayed by the House of Representative for nearly 5 Months and Nigerians lost over 148 soldiers using war equipment used during the Biafran war.

In the last three weeks, the war planes, attack Helicopters, armoured vehicles with Night vision, Body armour for the Boys ordered have arrived and the Boko Haram and their supporters are not finding it funny.

Nearly 400 Members of Boko haram got drowned last week while trying to escape through the Lake Chad river.





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