By Our Reporter
November 2, 2015 – Members of the radical Islamic sect, Boko Haram may be preparing for a grand offensive against coalition forces waging war against the sect in Northeast Nigeria.
The offensive could see members of the sect shut down surveillance planes which might be hovering around their camp for drastic action.
Indication to this emerged today when the sect unveiled a rocket making factory in a place believed to be somewhere in the forest in Northeast Nigeria.
In the photograph released members of the sect were seen assembling some of the rockets with dozens of the rockets already perfected and laid down ready to be deployed.
In the factory are welding machines and a generator with members of the sect wearing hood.
Rockets were deployed by the sect during the reign of former President Goodluck Jonathan, a feat that prevented him from making a quick visit to soldiers waging the war in the Northeast and Chibok in particular where over 300 girls were kidnapped from school until modern weapons were acquired by the military.
