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Governor hands over 24 vehicles to enhance security in Yobe

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Governor hands over 24 vehicles to enhance security in Yobe

By Yahaya Wakili

Governor Mai Mala Buni, CON of Yobe state, has handed over 24 refurbished and rehabilitated vehicles to security agencies in the state to enhance their ability to respond swiftly to emerging security challenges.

Buni promised to refurbish and rehabilitate the out-of-service vehicles owned by the security agencies at the recent state security meeting held at Government House, Damaturu.

Ably represented by his deputy, Hon. Idi Barde Gubana (Wazirin Fune) handed over the vehicles to the Yobe state police command and the National Drugs Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) with a view to strengthening security operations across the state.

According to him, the vehicles would enhance the timely response to security threats by the agencies as well as intensify surveillance and patrol.

The governor advised the NDLEA to redouble their effort in their operation so as to eradicate the menace of drugs, which is the main factor and catalyst for every criminal activity.

Buni expressed appreciation for the tireless efforts of security personnel in safeguarding the lives and properties of the citizens of Yobe State.

Also speaking at the occasion, the special adviser to the governor, Mai Mala Buni, on security matters, Brigadier General Dahiru Abdulsalam (Rtd) revealed that the initiative marks another milestone in Governor Buni’s commitment to enhancing security infrastructure and ensuring that the state remains safe for all its residents.

Adding that, 18 of the refurbished vehicles were allocated to the Nigeria Police Force, Yobe state command, while NDLEA Yobe state command received 4 to combat crime and criminality towards securing communities in the state.

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Troops Repel Bandit Attack in Katsina, Pursue Fleeing Suspects

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Troops Repel Bandit Attack in Katsina, Pursue Fleeing Suspects

By: Zagazola Makama

Troops of Operation FANSAN YAMMA have successfully repelled an attack by armed bandits who invaded Sabon Layi and Kakumi villages, firing sporadically, in an attempt to terrorize residents.

Intelligence sources told Zagazola Makama that the attack occurred at about 10:00 a.m. on Friday, prompting an immediate response from combined troops comprising Nigerian Army, personnel of the Police Mobile Force (PMF)and vigilant group in Kankara Local Government Area.

The troops engaged the bandits in a fierce gun battle, forcing them to retreat with varying degrees of injuries.

No casualties were recorded among the security forces or civilians.

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Special Forces Troops Intercept Terrorists Planting IEDs in Zamfara

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Special Forces Troops Intercept Terrorists Planting IEDs in Zamfara

By Zagazola Makama

Special Forces Troops of Operation FANSAN YANMA have intercepted terrorists attempting to plant Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs) along a strategic route in Gando Forest, Anka Local Government Area of Zamfara State.

Intelligence sources told Zagazola Makama that the troops, operating under Operation TSAFTA DAJI III Phase 3, launched an ambush when they encountered a group of terrorists laying IEDs.

On sighting the advancing troops, the terrorists fled into the forest under the cover of darkness, abandoning their explosives and equipment.

Recovered items include: One motorcycle, Three 25-litre jerrycans filled with IED components, 300 meters of sapper cable, one DET 33 electric detonator and one hoe used for planting explosives.

The Nigerian military has continued to maintain an aggressive posture against terrorists and criminal elements in Zamfara State, with Operation FANSAN YANMA and Operation TSAFTA DAJI III targeting bandit strongholds across Anka, Bagega, and Bukkuyum axis.

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Notorious Bandit Leader Kachalla Dogo Wise Killed in Zamfara Rival Clash

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Notorious Bandit Leader Kachalla Dogo Wise Killed in Zamfara Rival Clash

By Zagazola Makama

A violent clash between rival bandit factions has resulted in the killing of notorious bandit leader Kachalla Dogo Wise in Zamfara State, sources familiar with the incident have confirmed to Zagazola Makama.

According to the source Dogo Wise was killed by another bandit commander, Kachalla Sa’idu Kanin Na Eka, following a dispute over ransom money. The deadly confrontation occurred at Dutsin Daru, Maradun Local Government Area.

Security sources revealed that the conflict erupted after Kachalla Dogo Wise allegedly seized ransom money that was meant for Kachalla Sa’idu Kanin Na Eka. The money was reportedly delivered by families of kidnapped victims, but Wise took full possession of it, refusing to share it with Kanin Na Eka.

Feeling betrayed, Kachalla Sa’idu Kanin Na Eka ambushed and killed Dogo Wise in retaliation, a move that has heightened tensions within the criminal underworld in Zamfara State.

“These bandits have no loyalty among themselves. When money is involved, they turn against each other. Dogo Wise made the mistake of crossing Sa’idu Kanin Na Eka, and it cost him his life.” sad the sources.

Meanwhile, following Dogo Wise’s killing, another powerful bandit leader, Kachalla Jimmu Sumoli, has vowed to avenge his death.

Jimmu Sumoli, a feared commander operating in Zamfara and parts of Sokoto State, reportedly declared that he would retaliate against Sa’idu Kanin Na Eka and his followers.

Source in Maradun LGA confirmed that Sumoli’s men have already begun mobilizing for a possible counterattack,
Implications for Security in Zamfara

The killing of Kachalla Dogo Wise adds to the growing infighting among bandit factions in the North-West, a trend that could weaken their operational strength but also trigger more brutal retaliatory attacks.

“While their internal conflicts reduce their cohesion, it also makes them more unpredictable and dangerous. We are closely monitoring the situation to prevent further violence spilling into communities.” said a military sources.

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