Another Boko Haram Leader, Sponsor Captured In Chad

A Chadian Public Prosecutor, Alghassim Khamis, revealed on Tuesday Baana Fanay, who has been coordinating trafficking of weapons in Nigeria, Cameroon and Chad was arrested on Sunday in N’Djamena.
Khamis said Fanay also known as Mahamat Moustapha, was arrested by security forces after
a fierce resistance alongside two other terrorists, and was responsible for the purchase of weapons and recruitment of fighters for Boko Haram.
The prosecutor revealed further that a search conducted on the suspect’s house led to the seizure of different weapons and documents written in Arabic by Boko Haram leader, Aboubakar Shekau, targeting the sect’s recruits.
Investigators have also reportedly discovered the location of seven other terrorists hiding in a house in Diguel, a Dinguessou suburb, on the periphery of N’Djamena.
Khamis stated further that a man believed to be the financier of the group was arrested is under investigations as the outcome would help investigators dismantle Boko Haram network in the country.
Only yesterday, a security expert asserted that the Islamic insurgents are gradually running out of steam as their recent activities are only to make Nigerians think or believe that they are still relevant.