Two ISWAP fighters who come on a mission to fight with Boko Haram Buduma Faction around the axis of Mandara Mountain were on Sunday surrendered to Nigerian Army troops in Bama after they lost their way back to Lake Chad.
Zagazola Makama, a Counter Insurgency Expert and Security Analyst reports that, they surrendered with one AK 47 riffle and a machine gun.
A military Intelligence also said, the ISWAP fighters attacked the Boko Haram Buduma's in Yarimarigana village Sambisa Forest, leading to the death of some fighters.
The two fighters took to their heels Amidst the intense gunfight leading to the death of some fighters.
