Boko Haram terrorists have dislodged ISWAP and eliminated at least 35 fighters.
The sustained attacks in the rival camps was spearheaded by the Boko Haram Leader, ABU UMAIMAH in company of four commanders and several other fighters.
The attack which reportedly started in the North of Kayowa and, Toumbun Gini, in the North East of Lake Chad, led to the killing of the 35 ISWAP fighters while many others were injured.
Zagazola reports that the ruthless Boko Haram leader also seized large number of weapons from the ISWAP terrorists, as they withdrew from their camps.
Sources said that a major market of the ISWAP at Toumbun Gini, had been captured by the JAS elements who are currently in the location.
The fleeing terrorists were pursued by the rival faction towards the south of Kangarwa and Dogon Chuku in Baga LGA.
The Boko Haram terrorists had within the past weeks, inflicted heavy casualties in the camps of ISWAP in Sambisa Forest and the Lake Chad region, forcing ISWAP to take defensive positions.
On Dec. 31, attacks between rival factions of ISWAP and JAS that lasted 14hours at Toumbum Allura and Kangar areas, had led to the killing of scores fighters.
The sustained attacks forced ISWAP fighters to hold a meeting at Tumbun Murhu with high profile ISWAP leaders comprising Abubakar Chad, Bashir Ukasha and Abul Kaka- Alias Sa’ad in attendance.
According to the sources, major issues discussed during the meeting was the inability of their organisation to carry out major attacks during the Yuletide season as earlier planned which was attributed to the clashes and attacks on its camps by the Boko Haram factions.
