Irabor offered the explanation on Tuesday in Abuja at the Stakeholders’ Meeting of Operation Safe Corridor.
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The Coordinator, Operation Safe Corridor, Major General Bamidele Shafa, says former members of Boko Haram that had been de-radicalised had not been enrolled into the Nigeria military.
Brigadier General Musa Ibrahim, Commandant DRR Camp OSC, made this known when the Managing Director, North East Development Commission, Mohammed Alkali, visited the camp on Saturday.
The state’s Deputy Governor, Alhaji Usman Durkwa, made the disclosure when the Coordinator, Operation Safe Corridor, Maj.-Gen. Bamidele Shafa, visited him in Maiduguri.
Maj.-Gen. Bamidele Shafa, Coordinator, Operation Safe Corridor, announced the development during a town hall meeting and dialogue with Boko Haram affected communities on Saturday in Yola.
On 10/9/2017, at about 2100hrs, the intelligence arm of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad of the command, were able to negotiate a peaceful surrender of repentant Boko Haram terrorists with their families. One Ibrahim Dala (alias Abu Ali), formerly of Kawar Mela ward, Maiduguri, an Amir (commander) of the Mamman Nur faction, along with Audu Mustapha Bukar, ‘m’ 20yrs and Laminu Mustapha Modu, ‘m’ 25yrs, all residing at Talala insurgents camp in sambisa forest, surrendered themselves unconditionally to Borno state police command. Audu Mustapha Bukar and Laminu Mustapha Modu, both of whom are from Ngallamari village, claimed to have been held hostage by the sect sometime ago and we’re conscripted. Others include: