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Boko Haram abducts 185 women and children in Borno state

Updated Saturday 20 December 2014 7:27
Boko Haram abducts 185 women and children in Borno state
185 women and children have been abducted by Boko Haram men in Gumsuri village in Borno state of Nigeria. This happened on Sunday 14th  December, and has only been recently confirmed by the Defence Headquarters. Find the statement below:

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"Troops are patrolling the general area of Gumsuri in search of terrorists who were said to have attacked the community last weekend. Although it has been confirmed that some people were killed by the terrorists during the attack, efforts are ongoing to verify the reported abductions from credible sources in the community in view of claims by unidentified sources being quoted in some foreign media.
Some of the villagers who fled during the attack have started returning to the village. Normal life has also returned to the area. The surveillance and patrol of the area by air and land forces has been stepped up to secure the general area. Troops have been ordered to sustain an aggressive patrol over the area and the surrounding communities in order to ensure that terrorists do not have any freedom of action in the area while the counter-terrorism campaign continues.
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