Offensive On Boko Haram Leaves Scattered Trash, Uncertainty

[Shola Sholaz]

D dusty, remote spot in Nigeria's far northeast where the military says insurgents operated a major camp is now little more than burnt-out cars, strewn trash and unanswered questions.
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More dan 3 weeks into a military offensive seeking to end a years-long insurgency by Islamist extremist group Boko Haram, Nigeria has claimed important successes, but d truth is difficult to determine.
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It has denied killing civilians, though it declines 2 provide numbers or details on casualties.
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Soldiers say Boko Haram members have "scattered" in areas where the army has pushed them out, but dey cannot say where, only dat "hundreds" have been arrested.
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Thousands of residents have fled into neighbouring Niger and Cameroon, and some allege soldiers indiscriminately killed civilians in raids before d offensive officially began.
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D military denies dis Mobile phone lines have been cut in much of the region since d start of the offensive on May 15 and visiting remote areas independently is difficult if not impossible.

[Folami David]

Boko Haram has caused so many harm to citizens of this country and it's very wicked of them. They derive pleasure in doing it like it's s*x.