Security Forces Rescue Wife Of Cameroon Deputy Prime Minister Abducted By Boko Haram

Security Forces in Cameroun Republic have rescued the wife of the country’s Deputy Prime Minister, Amadou Ali, who was abducted on Sunday by suspected members of the extremist Boko Haram sect, the BBC Hausa service has reported. The deputy Prime Minister, Mr. Ali, managed to escape the assailants to
a neighbouring town.
The report by the BBC on Monday did not provide more details, but it quoted the spokesperson of the government of Cameroun, Tchiroma Bakary, as saying the government is still investigating to know the exact number of persons that died during the attack.
The BBC, however said reports indicate that 16 persons were killed.