No fewer than eight suspected Boko Haram men have renounced
membership of the violent sect after they were arrested in Borno
southern town, vigilante group said.The eight men, according to the chairman of Civilian JTF (youth
vigilante) at Mussa District, in Askira/Uba Local Government Area, Apagu
Istifanus, claimed they were fed up with the violent campaigns of the
militia and as such allegedly resolved to quit.
Apagu said the insurgents were interrogated by the vigilante before
handing them over to the military in neighbouring Mubi, Adamawa State
‘’We arrested eight Boko Haram members at Mussa around 4pm on
Thursday. When we interrogated them, they said they were tired, they
don’t want to fight Jihads again and we handed them over to the military
in Mubi, Adamawa State for more information,” he said. He claimed that
six of the suspects said they came from Gwoza, a Boko Haram stronghold
near the area.
Saturday Sun could not verify the claim of the arrested
insurgents and their denouncing of Boko Haram membership from the
military authority at press time.

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