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Some of the surrendered Boko Haram terroists
As Operation Lake Sanity 2 progresses, the Multinational Joint Task Force (MNJTF) has witnessed a substantial surrender of 263 Boko Haram terrorists and their families in Sector 1, Cameroon, from July 10 to 17, 2024.
The wave of surrenders started on July 11, 2024, when 5 terrorists surrendered to MNJTF troops in Wulgo, on the Nigeria-Cameroon border. Preliminary information indicated these individuals hailed from Tumbuma and Kutumgulla in Marte Local Government Area (LGA), Nigeria. On the same day, Malum Kori Bukar, a 50-year-old, escaped from the Jibilaram hideout and surrendered to the troops. Additionally, on July 11, 19 terrorists surrendered in the village of Madaya, extreme North Cameroon, and another 11 surrendered in Wulgo from the Tumbuma hideout in 2 waves.
On July 12, 2024, 64 individuals surrendered in Bonderi, Cameroon, including 6 adult males, 20 women, and 38 children. The next day, 27 terrorists surrendered.
The trend continued on July 15, with another 102 individuals surrendering in Bonderi, Extereme North Cameroon including 20 adult men, 40 women, and 42 children. Additionally, 5 individuals surrendered in Wulgo, with 2 coming from the Tumbuma hideout, southern Lake Chad. The following day, 2 more terrorists surrendered. The day after saw the surrender of a total of 48 terrorists and their families, comprising 10 adult males, 15 females, and 23 children.
Preliminary investigation revealed that all the surrendered individuals belong to Nigerian communities. Consequently, they were handed over to the troops of Operation HADIN KAI for further action.