Boko Haram Leader Wife Arrested
Wife of Boko Haram Leader, Mamman Nur Arrested
Abdullahi Ibrahim, the Borno Commandant of the Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), said that one of the two female Boko Haram bombers nabbed by the command is the wife of Mamman Nur, a factional leader of the terrorist group who have been disturbing in recent times.
The wife of the Boko Haram leader was reported to be a teenage girl who married him.
She was identified to be the wife of the leader of the terrorist group.
Fatima Muhammed Kabir, was arrested recently, along with another woman, Amina Salihu at Borno Express Motor Park.
According to her, their mission was to carry out an Improvised Explosive Device attack in Maiduguri, the women disclosed during interrogation.
Mr. Ibrahim disclosed that an NSDCC official who posed as a captured Boko Haram Amir was the one that interviewed the women.
The commandant spoke at the commissioning of the newly donated equipment which the U.S Department of state gave to them on Wednesday in Maiduguri.
Ibrahim said that many Boko Haram members have surrendered their arms and renounced their campaign of terror, through the command’s civil approach to issues.
Abdullahi Ibrahim, the Borno Commandant of the Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), said that one of the two female Boko Haram bombers nabbed by the command is the wife of Mamman Nur, a factional leader of the terrorist group who have been disturbing in recent times.
The wife of the Boko Haram leader was reported to be a teenage girl who married him.
She was identified to be the wife of the leader of the terrorist group.
Fatima Muhammed Kabir, was arrested recently, along with another woman, Amina Salihu at Borno Express Motor Park.
According to her, their mission was to carry out an Improvised Explosive Device attack in Maiduguri, the women disclosed during interrogation.
Mr. Ibrahim disclosed that an NSDCC official who posed as a captured Boko Haram Amir was the one that interviewed the women.
The commandant spoke at the commissioning of the newly donated equipment which the U.S Department of state gave to them on Wednesday in Maiduguri.
Ibrahim said that many Boko Haram members have surrendered their arms and renounced their campaign of terror, through the command’s civil approach to issues.
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