The defence spokesman said the troops also rescued two civilian hostages while a total of 366 terrorists and their families surrendered during the period.
Mr Danmadami, a major-general, said the different operations were conducted from August 11 to 25 in the North-East.
General Onyeuko made this known at a bi-weekly news briefing of the Defence Headquarters on Thursday in Abuja.
The army added that motorcycles and weapons were seized from the terrorists as the troops engaged the terrorists.
Army spokesman said the security operatives took out Boko Haram and Islamic State’s West Africa Province (ISWAP) terrorists in a fierce battle.
The army said the materials were to enhance the CJTF’s complementary role in the fight against terror.
The “gallant troops” recovered two AK 47 rifles, three magazines, one hand grenade and a teargas canister from the terrorists.
“Over 37 Boko Haram/ISWAP terrorists were neutralised, while several of them reportedly suffered varying degrees of injury,” the army said.
Troops of Operation Hadin Kai (OPHK) have thwarted Boko Haram terrorists’ attempted attack on Damboa town in Borno, says the Nigerian Army.
Another set of Book Haram fighters, together with their families, surrendered themselves on Monday, a wireless message by the army said.
