How 22 Boko Haram Members Hide Among Nigerians Deported From Cameroun - NEMA

Arrested Boko Haram members

How 22 Boko Haram Members Hide Among Nigerians Deported From Cameroun - NEMA

National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) has discovered 22 Boko Haram members among Nigerians deported from Cameroun.

 The Director General of National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA), Muhammad Sani Sidi, has disclosed yesterday in Abuja that NEMA has discovered 22 Boko Haram members among Nigerians deported from Cameroun.

The returnees were settled at the internally displaced persons (IDPs) camp in Mubi, Adamawa, State. He stated that, the Boko Haram members were identified with a peculiar mark on their backs.

"The Camerounian government dumped 12,000 Nigerians at Mubi and we had to move them to transit camps and even open more camps to accommodate them.

"Ninety per cent of these returnees are from Borno State with a lot of Boko Haram elements among them.

"We arrested 22 of them yesterday, who were actually planning an attack, they were identified with a mark inscribed on their backs with hot iron in form of tattoos. The mark on their backs indicates that they are ready to die," Sidi said.

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