
“Our troops close to the zone were alerted by our intelligence system, reacted and there was a fight. They [Boko Haram] returned the second time more numerous and they found us ready for combat,” said ministry spokesman Colonel Didier Badjeck.
Badjeck said there were no losses on the Cameroonian military side.
Cameroon is contributing troops to a 8 700-person regional anti-Boko Haram force, along with Nigeria, Chad, Benin and Niger.


