EXCLUSIVE: 104 Nigerian Soldiers Missing With Service Rifles After Deadly Boko Haram Attack on Borno Base
Fresh concerns have emerged over the fate of 104 Nigerian soldiers reportedly declared missing along with their service rifles following a deadly Boko Haram attack on a military base in Borno State.
The reported disappearance of the troops has sparked widespread concern among security experts and citizens, with questions being raised about what transpired during the assault and the whereabouts of the missing personnel.
The incident is said to have occurred in the aftermath of a fierce attack by insurgents, which reportedly left casualties and significant damage at the military facility. The missing soldiers have not yet been publicly accounted for, fueling fears about their safety and the security implications of the missing weapons.
Military-grade rifles in the hands of insurgents or criminal groups could pose a serious threat to ongoing counterterrorism operations and national security efforts across the region.
The development comes as security forces continue operations against Boko Haram and other armed groups operating in Nigeria's North-East.
Families of affected personnel, concerned citizens, and security observers are calling for transparency and urgent action to determine the fate of the missing soldiers and recover any weapons that may be unaccounted for.
As investigations and military assessments continue, Nigerians await official clarification on one of the most alarming security developments in recent times.
Southern Report will continue to monitor the situation and provide verified updates as more information becomes available.