Fourteen members of the Boko Haram sect were killed yesterday in a fresh raid by the Joint military Task Force (JTF) on the hideouts of suspected members of the sect in Kano.
However, a soldier attached to the JTF also died during the raid on the terrorists hideout while another soldier was also injured during the raid carried out in the Yanawaki area of Unguwa Uku in Kano.
Spokesman of the JTF, Captain Iweha, who confirmed the raid, listed items recovered during the operation to include 14 AK 47 rifles, Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs) and a Volkswagen Golf car which was primed for a fresh suicide attack on the city.
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