Nigerian Air Force destroyed solar panels believed to have been used by Boko Haram terrorists

The Nigerian Air Force said on Wednesday, that it has struck and destroyed solar panels believed to have been used by Boko Haram terrorists for electricity in Sambisa forest.
The spokesman for the Nigerian Air Force, Air Commodore Dele Alonge, said an ongoing air assault against terrorists hit electricity-generating panels within the forest.
He said the attack was carried out during the recent take-over of Gamboru-Ngala by government troops.
Gamboru-Ngala, said to be a “strategic economic town” in Borno State, was retaken from Boko Haram insurgents by troops of the Nigerian military on Tuesday.
“The most recent success was the attack on BHT [Boko Haram Terrorists] targets in Ngoshe and Pulka by the Alpha Jets providing Close Air Support to own ground forces”, Mr. Alonge said.
The NAF spokesperson noted that the attack was aimed at decimating the capability and resolve of the members of the sect.
The deployed F-7NI, Alpha jets and attack helicopters are intended to degrade the fighting capacity of the terrorists.