The Theatre Commander, Operation Hadin Kai , General Christopher Musa, has said the military is not contemplating early closure of the three camps for repented insurgents, despite challenges of maintaining 82,000 former Boko Haram fighters in Maiduguri.
Speaking to select journalists at the Theatre Command Headquarters in Maiduguri, yesterday, Musa said: “Once they started coming out and saw that they were free, nobody was tormenting them, nobody was threatening them, then the number started increasing.” “That is why some of them when they are coming out, they hide their weapons. They come out freely. When they come, they report. We go back and dig out the weapons and come down with them.
“I have told you, out of the number, over 41,000 are children. They were growing a new generation of fighters, and those ones are going to be more dangerous than their parents.”
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