Gombi, Pelia and Hong towns were previously captured by Boko Haram after a November 13 invasion.
A cross-section of Nigerian soldiers
(The Herald)
The Nigerian army has reclaimed three communities in Adamawa State from Boko Haram.
Gombi, Pelia and Hong towns.
The Nigerian Defence Headquarters said via Twitter:
“#UPDATE: Our Troops are in full control of Gombi, Pelia and Hong as operations to clear all areas infested by terrorists continue. /1”
“Many terrorists are being captured as some die. Weapons and Equipment are also being recovered. Mopping up Ongoing in the area even #NOW /2”
Nigerian troops, in alliance with local vigilantes, have also successfully chased Boko Haram out of Chibok in Borno State and Mubi in Adamawa.
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