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CDCFIB: Jibrin Takes Over as Ja’afaru Bows Out as Secretary

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CDCFIB: Jibrin Takes Over as Ja’afaru Bows Out as Secretary

By: Michael Mike

Major General Abdulmalik Jibrin (Rtd.) has taken over as the Secretary to the Civil
Defence Correctional Fire and Immigration Services Board (CDCFIB) following his
recent appointment by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

The handover ceremony took place at the board headquarters on Monday. He took
over from his predecessor Alh. Ja’afaru Ahmed, who was once the Controller General, Nigeria Correctional Service (NCoS).

In his remarks, the outgoing Board Secretary thanked Mr. President for finding him worthy to serve within the shortest period.

He pointed out that through the able leadership of the Minister of Interior/Chairman of the Board, Hon. Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, he was able to secure presidential
approval for some of the reforms, amongst which includes the independence of the
Board Secretariat thus allowing the Board to recruit its own staff.

He urged staff of the Board Secretariat to accord all the necessary support needed
for the incoming secretary to succeed.

Abdulmalik, on his part, thanked the Almighty Allah and Mr. President for the opportunity to serve the Secretary of the Board.

He assured the staff of the Board Secretariat of his commitment to build on the laid down reforms of his predecessor.

In his vote of thanks, the Chairman of the Board Union, Comrade Gbadamasi
Saheed, thanked the outgoing Secretary for his leadership qualities and pledged the
support of the Board staff to the incoming Board Secretary to have seamless tenure
in office.

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Troops Arrest Five Suspected Drug Peddlers in Adamawa

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Troops Arrest Five Suspected Drug Peddlers in Adamawa

By Zagazola Makama

Troops of the Nigerian Army have arrested five suspected drug peddlers during a night patrol in Mubi South Local Government Area of Adamawa State.

Security sources said the suspects were apprehended at about 4:30 a.m. on May 3 during a routine patrol within the Mubi general area.

The sources disclosed that the arrest was made around the Fillin Ball area by troops of the 232 Battalion (Tactical).

According to the sources, the suspects were identified as Mohammed Usman, 28; Abubakar Ali, 26; Sani Usman, 28; Mohammed Kabiru Ahmed, 29; and Okasha Mohammed, 25.

They added that one of the suspects was found in possession of two live rounds of ammunition at the time of arrest.

The sources further said the suspects are currently in military custody for further investigation and possible prosecution.

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Troops Rescue Two Kidnap Victims in Adamawa, Search Ongoing for Others

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Troops Rescue Two Kidnap Victims in Adamawa, Search Ongoing for Others

By Zagazola Makama

Troops of the Nigerian Army have rescued two kidnapped victims during a search-and-rescue operation in Madagali Local Government Area of Adamawa State.

Security sources said the operation was launched at about 4:32 a.m. on May 3 following a distress call on a kidnapping incident in the Korpallama general area.

The sources disclosed that troops of B Company, 144 Battalion, deployed in Gulak, in conjunction with members of the Civilian Joint Task Force (CJTF), mobilised to the location and conducted a search operation.

According to the sources, two victims—Barnabas Apagu, 12, and Ruth Apagu, 10—were successfully rescued during the operation.

They added that two other victims, identified as Rahila Apagu, 21, and Ijandri Apagu, 19, are still unaccounted for.

The sources further said efforts are ongoing to locate and rescue the remaining victims, while security operations in the area have been intensified.

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Military Air Interdiction Destroys Terrorist Stronghold in Marte Axis

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Military Air Interdiction Destroys Terrorist Stronghold in Marte Axis

By Zagazola Makama

The Air Component of Operation Hadin Kai have successful execution of an air interdiction mission targeting a террорист stronghold in the Tumbuns general area of Borno State.

Sources disclosed that the operation was carried out in the early hours of May 1 at about 5:35 a.m. by coordinated air assets with additional support from military drones platforms for battle damage assessment.

According to the source, the mission followed credible intelligence indicating significant terrorist activity around the Metele and Dogon Chukwu axis, including the presence of fortified structures and extensive trench systems.

The sources further revealed that confirmatory intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR) conducted a day earlier identified an island location with prominent structures believed to serve as storage facilities, as well as multiple defensive trenches.

“During the mission, over 20 insurgents were observed within the targeted structures. All identified targets were subsequently engaged in successive passes using precision-guided munitions,” the sources said.

He noted that the strikes resulted in the neutralisation of several terrorists elements and the destruction of their logistics bases and operational infrastructure.

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