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Saturday 6 December 2014

Over 10 soldiers died during the Ashaka, Gombe state terror attack-DHQ

The Defence Headquarters says over 10 soldiers lost their lives during the Boko Haram attack at Ashaka town in Gombe state on Thursday December 4th.

In a statement released yesterday, the Defence headquarters said many Boko Haram members were also killed. Find the statement as posted on their website below
Terrorists fleeing Ashaka on Thursday managed to retrieve 3 truckloads full of their dead members following the defeat & heavy casualty they suffered after a fierce battle with troops in the area. The terrorists who had come in large number with heavy equipment & convoy of over 30 vehicles & a number of motor cycles, were on a mission to take control of Ashaka town, after they had operated in Bajoga & environ in Gombe state.
Troops who got wind of their intention to overun other towns pursued the terrorists while some also laid ambush for them. The terrorists were forced to abandon the mission when the troops proved unyielding. Most of the vehicles & equipment used by the terrorists for their mission, were destroyed before they chose to flee the location. Over 10 soldiers however died in the battle while those who were wounded are being treated in military hospitals.

80 comments:

  1. May their souls rest in peace.....Amen

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  2. May the souls of the gallant soldiers rest in peace.


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    1. You are the greatest MUMU I Have seen in this world. God punish you Alloy.

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  3. Wen dem no get better equipment hos dem wan use take fight

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  4. These soldiers are really trying their best..we shall conquer and testify by the special grace of God. Isaiah 54:17. BishopDammy#

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  5. Dey r heros, may their souls rest in peace, Amen

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  6. The sacrifice that must be paid for peace
    But how much will it cost the nationals??

    I pray they rest well in d grt beyond n families catered for here

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  7. God protect your children

    Yeeeiiihhh I made it to the second round pls guys go like my pic again @iam_kcee 's page️ and tag friends if u can too thanks.

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  8. Died in the line of duty, may they rest in peace.

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  9. a.k.a EDWIN CHINEDU AZUBUKO said...
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    Who is sponsoring this people for christ sake..... May the souls of the soldiers RIP...
    *GLO BRING 3G TO KONTAGORA*
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    ***CURRENTLY IN JUPITER***

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  10. Died while defending the country. RIP

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  11. Is well with Nigeria



    Amakadarlyn@yahoo.com

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  12. The ongoing upsurge in Boko haram attack in the north and its borders is so alarming.The country must stand as one to curb this inhumane act.May God help us all.

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  13. So sad. R.I.P to the dead.

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  14. May the souls of the dead rest in peace.

    ~BONARIO~says so via NOKIA LUMIA

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    1. So sad. I can onIy Imagine what their famiIies re goin through. May God strengthen them

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  15. linda ikeji's boo6 December 2014 at 11:54

    God showed me boko haram will fall just like David and Goliat of Gath.right now,we are David,boko haram is the Goliat.Lets wait and see.except there is no God

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  16. Eiya...may their souls rest in peace AMEN



    #she'sOLIVE

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  17. Nawa ooo.. Obumnemeudeze@gmail.com

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  18. Poor guys..... They served well... So long as Thier FAMs ate well taken care of I'm good...
    Cherrio..

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  19. What's a tragedy
    That's pathetic

    #Commenting thru Glo 4G LTE

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  20. Whatever strategy applied by Nigeria govt to fight against this terrorist group over the decade has failed miserably. Nigeria need a forceful leader not a hugging leader. REPORTING LIVE FROM PORT NOVIA>

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  21. May the souls of the departed rest in peace. Amen!

    Jesus is Lord.

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  22. May their gentle souls rest in the bossom of lord.

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  23. Mmmmmm why only this state "gombe"


    =CYNTHIA=commenting from my TOYOTA CRICKET

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  24. Na lie, I was there and I saw our gallant soldiers hiding inside homes and bushes.

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  25. May their soul rest in peace... Heroes of this trying times in this country

    *Mr Doubles Photography*

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  26. May God have mercy upon us in this country.

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  27. adaonah82@yahoo.com6 December 2014 at 12:19

    May their souls rest in peace

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  28. Rip brave soldiers

    -----#AUNTYLINDAgoddaughter#

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  29. who is winning tis war even?

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  30. may their soul rest in peace@سبلغ@don richie

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  31. It is well, am So tired of all dis sad stories all d time

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  32. May God continue to protect our valiant soldiers as they fight to keep us all safe.

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  33. Hmmm may our soldier who lost their life soul rest in peace amen.

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  34. Ehya may their souls rest in peace.

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  35. May the souls of all the dead soldiers rest in peace... Amen!

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  36. Our soldiers don die finish oh...my their souls RIP

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  37. May their souls rest in peace.
    Faceoflib

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  38. RIP....ologunifemidolapo@yahoo.com

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  39. May the souls of our lost soldiers rest in peace,as for these dare devils called bokoharam,your end is near.

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  40. May their souls rest in peace...a lot of lives have been lost in ds country cos of Bokohram, funny enuf, if it hasn't affected you directly u won't knw hw serz it is...

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  41. God is watching! Rip to the dead, wish the injured quickest recovery #onelovefromSnow#

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  42. NIcs work Nigeria millitry. pls don't gv up

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  43. May their soul RIP

    Commenting via www.jumia.com.ng

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  44. May their soul RIP

    Commenting via www.jumia.com.ng

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  45. Ok.yemisi Z10 says so

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  46. Innocent soldiers' life lost again.
    Let's patiently wait Jonathan's condemnation. He will surely condemn it.

    BRYTE TABLET FROM KONGA.COM

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  47. Na wa o. Thank God their loss is mOre

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  48. sad! when are we going to come out of BH mess!


    #GodblessNigeria

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  49. Hero's of our country.... R.I.P to them

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  50. its well with dis country.loosing men has become a ritual. god help us

    Obasanjo Slaps Fayose Back

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  51. Does it mean that federal government of Nigeria can not investigate the manufactural of these deadly weapons of book haram.
    If they know the country then ,they will know the importers .
    When God wants to deal with a country he will give them a foolish ,baby ,king.
    For Jonathan to be contesting again ,it means that he does not border even if the whole Nigeria perish

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  52. May the souls of the Heroes rest in peace. #long sigh#

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  53. May the souls of the heroes rest in peace. #long sigh#

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  54. RIP our fallen heroes. Why does the army always allow the BH terrorist to retreat, re-group and attack again. The army should take the war to the camp of the enemy, rather than wait for them to attack first.

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  55. Boko-haram or whatever i.d they choose to operate with is not an insurmountable menace! All we need do is to identify it's origin & the solution will be staring @us right on the face. One million citizens or there about are bigger than this humiliation; but,we make the mistake of thinking it's an issue for the president alone while innocent souls die on daily basis! RIP victims of circumstances, able soldiers of the country.

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  56. Ashaka is where i spent most of my childhood and early adulthood in peace and harmony.I had a loveley childhood, landmarks and places I would like to show my kids have now been laid to waste... my roots have been uprooted.. Sad
    #love Ashaka

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  57. Ashaka is where i spent most of my childhood and early adulthood in peace and harmony.I had a loveley childhood, landmarks and places I would like to show my kids have now been laid to waste... my roots have been uprooted.. Sad
    #love Ashaka

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  58. May their souls rest in peace.

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  59. these soldiers died for protecting thier country are human beings like us. they have children, mothers, fathers, etc as we have too.their families should not be left stranded, all their due right should be given to them. the issue of boko haram is escalating everyday, nigeria is loosing soldiers too, the BH are killing, kidnapping, burning houses, suciding with bumbing. where is nigeria heading too?

    mjabdulk@gmail.com

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  60. May their soul rest in peace.

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