Army on the hunt for parents of children under Boko Haram training

They are accused of having sold their offspring to the elements of the terrorist group.

According to information from Xinhua News Agency, the Cameroonian army is investigating to find the parents of 84 young boys discovered last weekend in training camps of the Islamist sect Boko Haram in the Region of the far North.

They are accused of having sold their offspring to the elements of this terrorist group who later assigned them in three training centres.

According to Xinhua, 30 trainers of Boko Haram, also Cameroonian, arrested Saturday at this catch of the army have been put under lock and key where they will wait to be secured on their fate.

We learn also that since 2013, nearly 3000 Cameroonian children from the North of the country have been recruited by the Islamist sect to carry out their dirty job, sometimes against payment of money to their parents.