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ISWAP kills 2 Boko Haram Commanders, Abou Hamza, Abou Ibrahim As it foils Another on it positions
ISWAP kills 2 Boko Haram Commanders, Abou Hamza, Abou Ibrahim As it foils Another on it positions
By Zagazola Makama
The Islamic State of the West African Province (ISWAP), has eliminated two officials of Boko Haram, Abou Hamza (Munzir) and Abou Ibrahim (Nakib), when it’s stormed the enclaves of the rival faction in the midnight of September 17, 2022, in Gaizuwa in Bama Local Government.
It was gathered that the two Commanders were executed in silent Operations by the ISWAP, as their remains were found in their homes in the early morning of September 18.
Zagazola Makama, a Counter Insurgency Expert and Security Analyst in the Lake Chad understand that before the latest attack, the Boko Haram had vowed to revenge the killing of 29 terrorists including a top Commander ambushed by the ISWAP terrorists.
A competent sources disclosed that the Boko Haram later invited Morethan 70 fighters from the axis of Mafa, Karkut, Shiwai, lawe Kanuriye, Kirwa and Amtifur to help them to carry out the reprisal against the ISWAP.
The sources said ‘They devided themselves into two groups before taking off from Gaizuwa.
“But before arriving the ISWAP enclave, they came under another heavy fire by the ISWAP who already knew about their plans, killing unspecified numbers of them.
“The Boko Haram fighters scampered in different directions with many killed and injured while some were captured Alive and their weapons seized,” he said.
The ISWAP had carried out series of attacks against the Boko Haram faction within the past weeks weeks plunging the Boko Haram into State of dessaray and uncertainty.
Joint security forces discover and destroy IEDs during patrol in Imo State
By: Zagazola Makama
Joint troops comprising personnel of the Nigerian Army, Navy, Air Force, Police, Department of State Services, and Civil Defence Corps have conducted a fighting patrol in Orsu Local Government Area of Imo State, leading to the discovery and safe disposal of improvised explosive devices.
Security sources said the operation took place at about 9:50 a.m. on April 16, 2026, within the Uda general area.
According to the sources, an Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) team discovered two improvised explosive devices during the patrol and safely neutralised them in situ.
The sources added that the patrol was conducted as part of ongoing joint operations aimed at denying criminal elements freedom of action in the area.
They further noted that the operation is still ongoing, with security forces maintaining presence and surveillance across the general area.
Joint security forces discover and destroy IEDs during patrol in Imo State
Troops arrest suspected ammunition racketeer in Cross River
By: Zagazola Makama
Troops of 245 Battalion have arrested a suspected ammunition racketeer in Cross River State in an ongoing effort to curb illegal arms circulation.
A military source said the suspect was apprehended at about 11:35 p.m. on April 14 in Abong-Ebam Community, Boki Local Government Area, while riding on a motorcycle.
According to the source, troops intercepted the suspect during a routine operation and discovered 25 cartridges in his possession.
The suspect was immediately taken into custody for further investigation to determine the source and intended destination of the ammunition.
The military said preliminary interrogation is ongoing as part of efforts to dismantle arms trafficking networks operating within the area.
Authorities reaffirmed their commitment to sustained patrols and intelligence-driven operations aimed at preventing the proliferation of illegal weapons and enhancing security in Cross River and adjoining states.
Troops arrest suspected ammunition racketeer in Cross River
Troops, NDLEA arrest 8 suspects, recover illicit drugs in Bayelsa raid
By: Zagazola Makama
Troops of Headquarters 16 Brigade, in collaboration with the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), have arrested eight suspects and recovered quantities of illicit drugs during coordinated raids in Bayelsa State.
A military source said the operation was conducted at about 10:30 a.m. on April 14 across Obunagha, Azikoro and Swali communities in Yenagoa Local Government Area, Amassoma in Southern Ijaw Local Government Area, and Imiringi in Ogbia Local Government Area.
According to the source, the joint operation led to the arrest of eight suspects and the recovery of about 850 grammes of cannabis sativa and 11 grammes of methamphetamine.
The suspects and recovered substances have since been handed over to the NDLEA for further investigation and possible prosecution.
Security authorities said the operation forms part of ongoing efforts to curb drug trafficking and related criminal activities in the Niger Delta region.
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