24 soldiers were reportedly killed during the attack which saw the army lose an armored tank to the sect members. Adeboye Obasanjo, an army engineer, was a Lieutenant Colonel at the 3rd Division in Jos, Plateau State and was head of the army platoon stationed at Baza.
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Obasanjo’s son in stable condition after being shot by Boko Haram
Son of former President Olusegun Obasanjo, Adeboye Obasanjo who
suffered gunshot injuries yesterday September 8th after his platoon was
attacked by Boko Haram men in Baza, Adamawa state is said to be in
stable condition after being treated in hospital.
24 soldiers were reportedly killed during the attack which saw the army lose an armored tank to the sect members. Adeboye Obasanjo, an army engineer, was a Lieutenant Colonel at the 3rd Division in Jos, Plateau State and was head of the army platoon stationed at Baza.
24 soldiers were reportedly killed during the attack which saw the army lose an armored tank to the sect members. Adeboye Obasanjo, an army engineer, was a Lieutenant Colonel at the 3rd Division in Jos, Plateau State and was head of the army platoon stationed at Baza.
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