Army clears and reintegrates a total of 2,603 Boko Haram members back to the society under one year

The Nigerian Army has cleared and given more than 760 Boko Haram suspects captured by troopers amid a crackdown on agitators in North-East Nigeria to the Borno State Government for restoration and reintegration. 

This was put forth known through an expression by the Deputy Director of Public Relations, Operation Lafiya Dole, Colonel Onyema Nwachukwu. 

As indicated by the announcement, "the suspects were cleared of doubt in the wake of being cross examined by the Joint Intelligence Center of Operation Lafiya Dole." 

Giving over the suspects, at the Borno State Rehabilitation Center, Bulumkutu, the Coordinator of the JIC, Brigadier-General Abdulrahman Kuliya, said the crackdown on Boko Haram fear mongers and their operational system has yielded positive outcomes. 

This, as indicated by him, incorporates stamped decrease of the psychological oppressor gathering's exercises in the North East. 

He approached all individuals from the general population not to yield in outfitting security organizations with valuable data and report any suspicious people or exercises. 

The Director of the Borno State Rehabilitation Center, Mrs Ladi Clark, gave the confirmation that the required advances would be taken to accelerate the recovery and reintegration of the suspects into the general public. 

This isn't the first run through the armed force will clear presumed fear mongers. In January, 1,250 suspects were cleared and liberated by the armed force. 

Scarcely three months after the fact, in April, another 593 suspects were cleared and liberated.