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Kaduna Governor Extols India Contribution to Infrastructure in the State
Kaduna Governor Extols India Contribution to Infrastructure in the State
By: Michael Mike
Kaduna State Governor, Uba Sani has extolled the contributions of India toward the advancement of infrastructure development in his state.
Sani disclosed this during an interview with journalists at the commemoration of the 75th Republic Day of India, organised by the Indian mission on Friday night in Abuja.
Sani said: “India is one of the strategic partner of Nigeria government from the past decades, particularly under the current able leadership of President Bola Tinubu.
“We have also repositioned Nigeria as a leading country in Africa and because of that, we have had series of engagement with India, particularly during the last G20 Summit in India.
“We signed number of business agreements between India government and Nigeria government, but Kaduna where I am the governor I can say clearly that we are doing a lot with India.
“Even, EXIM Bank group are supporting us in the area of renewable energy and healthcare, as well as other important areas that has to do with Solar Power to most of our primary healthcare centres.
“So, India and also private companies in India are working with Kaduna State and that is why I am here today, to join in their celebration.”
Kaduna Governor Extols India Contribution to Infrastructure in the State
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Troops recover over 300 rustled livestock after clash between bandit factions
Troops recover over 300 rustled livestock after clash between bandit factions
By: Zagazola Makama
Troops of Operation FANSAN TANMA have recovered more than 300 rustled livestock following a confrontation involving rival bandit factions operating between Katsina and Kano states.
Sources said the development followed intelligence on movements of a faction loyal to a bandit leader identified as Muhammadu Filatan, allegedly heading towards Kano State after a clash with a rival group linked to Aleiro in Zamfara State.
The source disclosed that troops of 3 Brigade, deployed at Forward Operating Bases in Tsaure, Yanchibi, Yankwada and Lakwaya, conducted fighting patrols along the riverine boundary between Katsina and Kano states to intercept the fleeing group.
“At about 4:00 p.m., troops at FOB Tsaure made contact with armed bandits at the Gulbi–Goron Dutse axis in Shanono Local Government Area of Kano State, who were moving with a large herd of rustled livestock,” the source said.
He added that troops engaged the bandits in a firefight, forcing them to abandon the animals and flee towards Gidan Gora village in Musawa Local Government Area of Katsina State.
“Following the encounter, troops recovered a total of 120 cows, 200 sheep, 39 goats and three donkeys,” he said.
According to the source, the recovered livestock were subsequently handed over to authorities in Shanono Local Government Area.
Troops recover over 300 rustled livestock after clash between bandit factions
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Troops intercept vehicle, recover 850 litres of fuel in Yobe
Troops intercept vehicle, recover 850 litres of fuel in Yobe
By: Zagazola Makama
Troops of Operation Hadin Kai have intercepted a vehicle conveying suspected illegally supplied fuel and recovered large quantities of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) in Karasuwa Local Government Area of Yobe State.
Sources said the operation was carried out at about 11:38 p.m. on March 27 by troops of 241 Battalion deployed at Forward Operating Base (FOB) Jajimaji.
The source disclosed that the troops acted on credible intelligence regarding suspected illicit activities by some filling stations in the area.
“During the night patrol, troops intercepted a vehicle along the Karasuwa–Jajiri road, but the driver abandoned the vehicle and fled on sighting the troops,” the source said.
He added that a search of the vehicle led to the discovery of 34 jerrycans of PMS, each containing 25 litres, amounting to about 850 litres.
According to him, troops immediately exploited the surrounding area in an attempt to apprehend the fleeing driver, but the effort was unsuccessful.
The source said the recovered items are in military custody, while efforts are ongoing to identify the filling stations allegedly involved and arrest those responsible.
Troops intercept vehicle, recover 850 litres of fuel in Yobe
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ISWAP confirms death of Abu Yahya Al-Muhajir, Shura Council member in Malam Fatori axis attack
ISWAP confirms death of Abu Yahya Al-Muhajir, Shura Council member in Malam Fatori axis attack
By: Zagazola Makama
The Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) has confirmed the death of a prominent member of its Shura Council, Abu Yahya Al-Muhajir, describing it as a major loss to the group.
The confirmation was contained in a statement and propaganda material circulated by the group, in which it mourned the deceased and referred to his death as its “greatest loss in recent times” within the Malam Fatori axis.
Security sources said Al-Muhajir was reportedly linked to recent operations in the Lake Chad Basin, although it remains unclear whether he was killed during a failed attack on Malam Fatori or as a result of a subsequent airstrike in the same general area.
The sources further indicated that the ISWAP attack on Malam Fatori was repelled by troops, with about 80 terrorists reportedly killed during the encounter and follow-up operations.
They added that the group’s internal communication suggested that Al-Muhajir either sustained fatal injuries during the failed offensive or died later from wounds sustained in the aftermath of military strikes.
Zagazola report that the 18 March 2026 failed attack left about 84 ISWAP members killed with many others who sustained injuries.
ISWAP confirms death of Abu Yahya Al-Muhajir, Shura Council member in Malam Fatori axis attack
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