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NAF release names of reserved candidates for 2021/2022 direct short service
NAF release names of reserved candidates for 2021/2022 direct short service
The Nigerian Air Force (NAF) has released the names of successful and reserved candidates for the 2021 direct short service commission course.
The NAF said 143 candidates qualified for enrolment into different fields, including Space Tech, Armament Technology, Medical and Air Intelligence, amongst others.
Air Vice-Marshal PO Jemitola, who announced the successful applicants on Friday, said all entrants except those on the reserve list are to report to Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA), Ribadu Campus (Old Site), Kaduna State, on March 5, 2022.
He said, “Any candidate who fails to report by 1800 Hrs (6:00 pm) Monday 7 March 2022 will forfeit the training slot. Selected candidates will be received on arrival at the Centre of Excellence Building, NDA Ribadu Campus and must come along with the ORIGINALS and photocopies of their credentials which include First School Leaving Certificate, NECO/WAEC/NABTEB results, Degree/HND Certificate, Birth Certificate/Declaration of Age, Letter of State of Origin, Nigerian Air Force Applicant Acknowledgement Card, Signed Attestation of Parent/Guardian Consent Form and Local Government Area Attestation Form. Any candidate who fails to present originals of the stated documents will not be accepted into the Academy.”
The candidates are also required to report at the campus with the following:
“Two pairs of black and white trousers, One lounge suit (dark colour), Two belts (preferably black), One pair of black cover shoes (male), Two pairs of white canvas shoes, Two pairs of white shorts, Pyjamas, One pair of football boots (male), Three pairs of blue shorts and white round neck vests, Two white shirts (long sleeves), Four pairs of white socks, One black rubber-strapped digital quartz wristwatch, Black polish, brushes, shaving kit and toiletries, Two white bed sheets and pillowcases for 8 spring bed, Black swimming trunk/shirt, Personal computer (laptop), Pressing iron and Six passport photograph.”
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Female candidates were asked to come along with the following: “One pair of black low heel cover shoes, Four lounge skirts (dark colours), Four pairs of black or blue short tight and Two pairs of trouser suits.”
Jetimola added that “All candidates are encouraged to learn basic swimming skills before reporting for training. Candidates on the reserve list are NOT to report to the Academy until invited. Selected candidates are not allowed to receive visitors and will not leave the Academy for the first three months of training.
“Specialties allotted to candidates are NOT subject to change while in the Nigerian Air Force. Candidates with such intentions are strongly advised to decline this offer.”
LIST OF SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES FOR NAF DSSC30/2021
DSSC2021/016124 OSCAR NNAJIKE IGBOKWE M ABIA COMMUNICATION INFORMATION & SPACE TECH
DSSC2021/007238 VICTOR NJOKU NJOKU M ABIA AIRCRAFT ENGINEERING
DSSC2021/038777 IKECHUKWU PRECIOUS NWAIHESIE M ABIA ARMAMENT TECHNOLOGY
DSSC2021/029988 NNEORA OCHIUWA M ABIA ADMINISTRATION
DSSC2021/005041 BAMANGA BAMANGA UMAR M ADAMAWA WORKS & SERVICES
DSSC2021/027051 IBRAHIM KWADA SIMON M ADAMAWA ARMAMENT TECHNOLOGY
DSSC2021/000589 MADIYINA TIKIKUS BATNAH F ADAMAWA EDUCATION
DSSC2021/028920 JIMMY JAMES M ADAMAWA WORKS & SERVICES
DSSC2021/002298 ODUDU OTU BASSEY M AKWA-IBOM MEDICAL
DSSC2021/004632 CLINTON OTUEKONG EKPENYONG M AKWA-IBOM REGIMENT
DSSC2021/016801 SAMUEL BASSEY IDIO M AKWA-IBOM EDUCATION
DSSC2021/026715 STELLA OBIOMACHUKWU JIMBE F ANAMBRA MEDICAL
DSSC2021/000510 RUTH LOVE OKOLI F ANAMBRA ACCOUNT & BUDGET
DSSC2021/027713 VICTOR ODINAKA AGUGOESI M ANAMBRA CHAPLAIN
DSSC2021/001544 NURA GARBA M BAUCHI AIR INTELLIGENCE
DSSC2021/027576 CALEB BITRUS RABSON M BAUCHI CHAPLAIN
DSSC2021/033592 CHRISTOPHER EMMANUEL M BAUCHI ARMAMENT TECHNOLOGY
DSSC2021/024245 SHEILA OGOCHUKWU OKOLO F BAYELSA AIR INTELLIGENCE
DSSC2021/016060 TARE-EBI KOROKORO M BAYELSA WORKS & SERVICES
DSSC2021/034095 SUNDAY JOSEPH TULE M BAYELSA AIR PROVOST
DSSC2021/035865 ADEMU SUNDAY ONYILO M BENUE AIRCRAFT ENGINEERING
DSSC2021/007277 ANN PRISCILLA EJILA F BENUE AIR INTELLIGENCE
DSSC2021/015755 LUBEM JOSEMARIA ASOONA M BENUE ADMINISTRATION
DSSC2021/022891 IBRAHIM HAMMAN KWAJAFFA M BORNO REGIMENT
DSSC2021/004640 USMAN ABDULLAHI M BORNO MEDICAL
DSSC2021/005235 OBED JOHN DAGWA M BORNO PUBLIC RELATIONS
DSSC2021/013519 IBRAHIM YUNUS MUHAMMAD M BORNO WORKS & SERVICES
DSSC2021/047457 MAURICE AGIM USHUTA M CROSS-RIVER ADMINISTRATION
DSSC2021/004833 JOHNSON MARCELINO WONAH M CROSS-RIVER AIRCRAFT ENGINEERING
DSSC2021/036625 JOHN ERNEST OWAI M CROSS-RIVER WORKS & SERVICES
DSSC2021/011647 DIVINE IYIOWO OBEY M CROSS-RIVER PUBLIC RELATIONS
DSSC2021/029545 PRESTIGE HARVEST M DELTA AIRCRAFT ENGINEERING
DSSC2021/007789 KYRIAN OMONIGHO AKPOROKAH M DELTA ADMINISTRATION
DSSC2021/005524 CHUBBY OGHENETEGA AZANUBI M DELTA MEDICAL
DSSC2021/043816 CHIUDO SUNDAY UKENI M EBONYI MEDICAL
DSSC2021/003643 EMMANUEL EMEKA EKUMA M EBONYI CHAPLAIN
DSSC2021/043479 IKECHUKWU OKOYE M EBONYI ADMINISTRATION
DSSC2021/022204 ANGELA ENE EDEKIN F EDO ACCOUNT & BUDGET
DSSC2021/048067 UYINMWEN ASSUMPTA OKUNDIA F EDO AIR PROVOST
DSSC2021/001342 EMMANUEL OSEZELE AGBALE M EDO MEDIC
DSSC2021/024048 BLESSING EMWENYAH ITOYAH F EDO ADMINISTRATION
DSSC2021/000461 VICTOR OLUWASEUN AYELOWO M EKITI REGIMENT
DSSC2021/032873 SEUN OWOLABI AJETOMOBI M EKITI MEDICAL
DSSC2021/038920 FEMI NOAH OJO M EKITI AIRCRAFT ENGINEERING
DSSC2021/026848 MICHAEL AMOBI ONUOHA M ENUGU AIRCRAFT ENGINEERING
DSSC2021/012904 MICAH CHIMEZIE LAWRENCE M ENUGU COMMUNICATION INFORMATION & SPACE TECH
DSSC2021/006622 DANIEL CHIBUIKE EMENIKE M ENUGU ADMINISTRATION
DSSC2021/000157 THEOPHILUS YUSUF M FCT CHAPLAIN
DSSC2021/003801 GODWIN SHEKWONYA EDWARD M FCT AIR PROVOST
DSSC2021/004679 MUSTAPHA HARUNA NASIR M GOMBE REGIMENT
DSSC2021/006784 YAKUBU ABUBAKAR M GOMBE WORKS & SERVICES
DSSC2021/012438 DANIEL JOHN M GOMBE MEDICAL
DSSC2021/002143 MUBARAK AHMED M GOMBE ACCOUNT & BUDGET
DSSC2021/034969 SOMADINA CHARLES UBAWIKE M IMO ARMAMENT TECHNOLOGY
DSSC2021/045082 LOUISA CHINYERE OBASI F IMO MEDICAL
DSSC2021/016974 CHIGEMEZU PROMISE OBICHERE M IMO COMMUNICATION INFORMATION & SPACE TECH
DSSC2021/002094 IBRAHIM IBRAHIM KHALID M JIGAWA LOGISTICS
DSSC2021/030962 SHUAIBU HASSAN M JIGAWA ARMAMENT TECHNOLOGY
DSSC2021/008554 SAIFULLAH ZAK ADAMU M JIGAWA IMAM
DSSC2021/039627 JOSIAH NKOM LAWRENCE M KADUNA COMMUNICATION INFORMATION & SPACE TECH
DSSC2021/003326 GIMBIA MATA DYAJI F KADUNA ADMINISTRATION
DSSC2021/031244 ABUBAKAR ADAM IBRAHEEM M KADUNA AIRCRAFT ENGINEERING
DSSC2021/038129 SULAIMAN MUHAMMAD ISHAQ M KANO MEDICAL
DSSC2021/035337 LUKMAN NASARAWA KABIR M KANO AIRCRAFT ENGINEERING
DSSC2021/020481 UMAR BALARABE KAFIN MAIYAKI M KANO MEDICAL
DSSC2021/027095 ABU YAKUBU F KANO EDUCATION
DSSC2021/005628 KHALID IBRAHIM M KATSINA WORKS & SERVICES
DSSC2021/023524 SULAIMAN LAWAL M KATSINA MEDICAL
DSSC2021/003364 IBRAHIM AHMED MAHMOOD M KATSINA AIRCRAFT ENGINEERING
DSSC2021/006159 YAZEED SALISU M KEBBI ADMINISTRATION
DSSC2021/015921 ABUBAKAR BASIRU M KEBBI AIR INTELLIGENCE
DSSC2021/048981 FIDELIS JODO MUSA M KEBBI PUBLIC RELATIONS
DSSC2021/039346 VICTOR OLUWATOSIN OYEDELE M KOGI AIRCRAFT ENGINEERING
DSSC2021/006394 AMIRAH MOMO MADI F KOGI LOGISTICS
DSSC2021/032596 JOSEPH ENIAYE M KOGI AIR PROVOST
DSSC2021/003836 MICHAEL AYO OLORUNMOLA M KOGI ACCOUNT & BUDGET
DSSC2021/023756 FAREEDHA ADESHOLA ABDULKADIR F KWARA LEGAL SERVICES
DSSC2021/049096 OREOFE OYINDAMOLA ODEWUMI F KWARA ACCOUNT & BUDGET
DSSC2021/012447 SAHEED OLAYEMI OLATUNJI M KWARA LOGISTICS
DSSC2021/035565 SOLOMON OLUWADUNSIN FALABAKE M LAGOS LOGISTICS
DSSC2021/001498 OLUWASEYI LATEEF OLUSI M LAGOS AIR INTELLIGENCE
DSSC2021/020658 ISAAC TOSIN ADISA M LAGOS ADMINISTRATION
DSSC2021/002431 DANIEL ATSEMBEL M NASARAWA EDUCATION
DSSC2021/019181 EL-MAHMOUD AHMED M NASARAWA LOGISTICS
DSSC2021/027114 GABRIEL IORPINE AJO M NASARAWA AIR PROVOST
DSSC2021/007258 ISAH KANDI SULEIMAN M NIGER PUBLIC RELATIONS
DSSC2021/047620 IBRAHIM SALIHU M NIGER ADMINISTRATION
DSSC2021/003621 JOB MAMMAN KOLO M NIGER COMMUNICATION INFORMATION & SPACE TECHN
DSSC2021/006570 ABDULAZEEZ BELLO HASSAN M NIGER ADMINISTRATION
DSSC2021/004916 JOSEPH ADEDAMOLA ADEBANJO M OGUN ADMINISTRATION
DSSC2021/016759 IYANUOLUWA TIJESULADEMI IDOWU M OGUN AIR INTELLIGENCE
DSSC2021/003050 MUHAMMAD RIDWAN KEHINDE M OGUN AIRCRAFT ENGINEERING
DSSC2021/039202 ENIOLA TEMITOPE ISAIAH F ONDO ADMINISTRATION
DSSC2021/040373 FREDRICK OLUWADUNSIN AKINOLA M ONDO MEDICAL
DSSC2021/000353 SAMUEL AKINTUNDE OLUKAYODE M ONDO REGIMENT
DSSC2021/015038 ADENIJI SIMON AGBEDE M ONDO ADMINISTRATION
DSSC2021/004427 OLUWATOYIN KABIR KAZEEM M OSUN AIRCRAFT ENGINEERING
DSSC2021/000155 ABDULAZIZ ADEBAYO M OSUN WORKS & SERVICES
DSSC2021/014511 ABDULMAJEED BANKOLE HAMZA M OSUN PUBLIC RELATIONS
DSSC2021/001825 TUNDE MICHAEL AKANNI M OSUN ADMINISTRATION
DSSC2021/007101 EDWARD MOYO EWETUNDE M OYO AIRCRAFT ENGINEERING
DSSC2021/008549 SAMSON FOLUSHO FADOYIN M OYO WORKS & SERVICES
DSSC2021/027754 TIMILEHIN OYEWALE ABIODUN M OYO LOGISTICS
DSSC2021/019600 IDRIS AFOLABI ATANDA M OYO AIRCRAFT ENGINEERING
DSSC2021/007607 JOYCE NYAKO JAMES F PLATEAU COMMUNICATION INFORMATION & SPACE TECH
DSSC2021/042315 LOHNAN BALI M PLATEAU COMMUNICATION INFORMATION & SPACE TECH
DSSC2021/051281 ALIYU JIBRIN M PLATEAU MEDICAL
DSSC2021/001531 ISRAEL TOMBARI NAGBI M RIVERS MEDICAL
DSSC2021/025347 GODKNOWS TAMUNOEMI MARSHALL M RIVERS WORKS & SERVICES
DSSC2021/014385 PRINCESS ISIOMA ANITA OBI F RIVERS MEDICAL
DSSC2021/001305 YUSUF UMAR SHEHU M SOKOTO AIRCRAFT ENGINEERING
DSSC2021/002871 AHMAD USMAN MUHAMMAD M SOKOTO EDUCATION
DSSC2021/021723 MUHAMMAD HADI ABUBAKAR M SOKOTO IMAM
DSSC2021/040270 ABDULHAMID LAWAN M TARABA ADMINISTRATION
DSSC2021/003833 MAAKU DANLADI JACOB M TARABA ADMINISTRATION
DSSC2021/038945 WILLIAMS RICHARD IFUSEMU M TARABA MEDICAL
DSSC2021/016971 AMINU ALHAJI USMAN M YOBE LOGISTICS
DSSC2021/014024 IBRAHIM YUSUF YAKUBU M YOBE COMMUNICATION INFORMATION & SPACE TECH
DSSC2021/002895 ABDULLAHI MUSA BABA M YOBE AIR PROVOST
DSSC2021/018064 ZAHARADEEN SALISU M ZAMFARA MEDICAL
DSSC2021/032819 ABDUL-AZIZ JIBRIL M ZAMFARA AIR INTELLIGENCE
DSSC2021/006041 MUHAMMAD AUWAL MUKHTAR M ZAMFARA LEGAL SERVICES
DSSC2021/019213 KINGSLEY BASSEY EKPO M AKWA-IBOM MEDICAL
DSSC2021/046017 VICTOR LOT GOLDEN M BAYELSA ARMAMENT TECHNOLOGY
DSSC2021/008447 THANKGOD OWOICHO AGBO M BENUE WORKS & SERVICES
DSSC2021/012337 OGHENEVWAIRE PROMISE BOSOMO F DELTA ADMINISTRATION
DSSC2021/022049 EMMANUEL EZE NGWU M EBONYI AIRCRAFT ENGINEERING
DSSC2021/020516 PRISCA YUNANA GADA F GOMBE LOGISTICS
DSSC2021/009426 ANAS YAKUBU M KATSINA ADMINISTRATION
DSSC2021/030074 BASHAR KANGIWA HAMIDU M KEBBI ADMINISTRATION
DSSC2021/004185 TRIMISIYU ABIODUN ABDULGAFAR M KWARA PUBLIC RELATIONS
DSSC2021/044513 OLAOLUWA EMMANUEL ODEWUMI M KWARA COMMUNICATION INFORMATION & SPACE TECH
DSSC2021/027850 DAVID YAHAYA EKPA M KOGI ACCOUNT & BUDGET
DSSC2021/005005 OMOBOLAJI PAUL ARIGBEDE M OSUN COMMUNICATION INFORMATION & SPACE TECH
DSSC2021/031910 AKINLOLU MICHAEL ADENIJI M OSUN LOGISTICS
DSSC2021/044149 OLUWAFEMI SUNDAY ABRAHAM M OYO LOGISTICS
DSSC2021/037224 BADAMASI ALIYU M SOKOTO EDUCATION
DSSC2021/000297 MUHAMMAD SANI YAPETO M TARABA ARMAMENT TECHNOLOGY
DSSC2021/038764 ABUBAKAR ISA TAHIR M YOBE COMMUNICATION INFORMATION & SPACE TECH
DSSC2021/006666 STANLEY TOCHUKWU NWACHUKWU M IMO REGIMENT
DSSC2021/046285 SUSAN UJAH F BENUE ADMINISTRATION
DSSC2021/010961 CHIROMA LUMI ISHAYA M BAUCHI AIR PROVOST
Army troops, DSS operatives eliminate 45 bandits in Niger raid, foil attack on Kuchi
By: Zagazola Makama
Joint security forces have neutralised at least 45 armed bandits in a coordinated security operation near Kuchi town in Munya Local Government Area of Niger State.
Zagazola Makama gathered that the operation, which took place in the early hours of Monday, was jointly executed by operatives of the Department of State Services (DSS) and military tactical units acting on actionable intelligence.
The bandits, believed to be loyal to notorious kingpin Dogo Gide, were en route to launch coordinated attacks on communities around Kuchi before they were intercepted.
The source, who requested anonymity, disclosed that the insurgents estimated to be over 100 in number had mobilised from Bilbis forest in Maru Local Government Area of Zamfara and other hideouts in Kaduna State.
“The intelligence we received showed that these fighters had assembled in numbers and were planning a large-scale assault on several villages in Munya LGA,” the source said. “The operatives moved in under cover of darkness and intercepted them before they could reach their targets.”
He added that the security forces engaged the bandits in a fierce gun battle at the outskirts of Kuchi, resulting in the elimination of no fewer than 45 of the assailants, with several others escaping with gunshot wounds.
The operation also led to the recovery of multiple motorcycles, arms, and ammunition. However, five DSS operatives sustained injuries during the exchange and are currently receiving treatment at an undisclosed medical facility.
The successful operation is the latest in a string of offensives targeting criminal enclaves linked to Dogo Gide, whose network has suffered repeated blows in recent months.
Security agencies have pledged to sustain the momentum and intensify pressure on armed groups threatening peace in the North Central and North West regions.
“The terrain is difficult, but the results are encouraging. We will not relent until these threats are neutralised,” the source added.
Army troops, DSS operatives eliminate 45 bandits in Niger raid, foil attack on Kuchi
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Nigeria Army’s new strategy shields NYSC members, commuters from kidnappers in North West – GOC
Nigeria Army’s new strategy shields NYSC members, commuters from kidnappers in North West – GOC
By: Zagazola Makama
For many young Nigerians participating in the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), the prospect of being deployed to the north-western states once synonymous with banditry and highway attacks had once triggered apprehension. But now, a sweeping change in the security landscape is restoring hope and confidence among corps members and the traveling public alike.
This transformation is being spearheaded by the General Officer Commanding (GOC) 8 Division, Nigerian Army, and Commander Sector 2, Operation Fansan Yamma, Maj.-Gen. Ibikunle Ajose. Under his leadership, a robust security framework has been instituted to safeguard critical infrastructure, secure highways, and most significantly, protect the lives of NYSC members and civilian commuters traversing the region.
Ajose who disclosed this while interacting with a team journalists, said that since January, no corps member has been abducted or harmed within the division’s operational area, a feat he attributed to deliberate planning and synergy with other security agencies.
“We understand that corps members are a very vulnerable group,” Ajose said. “That’s why we initiated what we call the Secure Main Supply Route strategy not only to secure major supply routes but to ensure that our young patriots serving the nation are given topmost protection.”
The Secure Main Supply Route initiative, according to the GOC, includes the establishment of military checkpoints and forward operating bases along major routes in Sokoto, Zamfara, Kebbi and Katsina states. Corps members are mandated to report to the nearest base by 1700 hours if traveling. Thereafter, military escorts ensure their safe passage to their destination.
To facilitate coordination, dedicated WhatsApp groups have been set up across states where soldiers, corps members and NYSC officials maintain real-time communication. The initiative has also been extended to provide timely travel advisories and emergency responses.
“We’ve made it a point of duty. Once a corps member calls in, the nearest unit will respond. It’s part of our commitment to restoring public confidence and enhancing civil-military relations,” Ajose added.
Miss Joy Onoh, a corps member from Enugu State, shared her experience, saying she was initially scared about her deployment to the North-West but changed her mind after the journey.
“When we got to Gusau, the bus driver said we had to stop at a military checkpoint. They checked our manifest and asked if there were corps members. Immediately they arranged an escort vehicle for me and other corps members. I felt so safe. It was like a convoy,” she said with a smile.
Another corps member, Jide Akinjide from Osun State, described the presence of soldiers on the highway as “reassuring.”
“You don’t know what it means until you’re traveling through a bushy stretch and suddenly you see soldiers waving you down to confirm your identity and ensure your vehicle is okay. That alone gives you peace of mind,” Sule said.
He also praised the military for their respectful engagement with civilians, saying: “They don’t harass you. In fact, they give you cold water and even help if your vehicle breaks down.”
Beyond corps members, commercial drivers and ordinary travelers have also begun to enjoy the dividends of restored security on highways once plagued by ambushes and banditry.
Alhaji Usman Garba, a commercial driver who plies the Gusau-Sokoto route, said that road travel had significantly improved.
“Before, we used to fear that stretch near Isa. But since this operation started, the roads has become relatively safe. We did not heard of a single attack in the past two months. Soldiers are everywhere, and they even patrol at night,” he said. We thank the Nigerian Army for their support in ensuring safety of commuters on the road.
The protection of NYSC members and highways has emerged as a shining example of civil-military cooperation. The Army’s initiative is gradually transforming the narrative in the north-west.
Ajose has earlier disclosed that a special task force battalion comprising personnel from the Nigerian Army, Police, DSS, NSCDC, and others was constituted to protect the critical Sokoto-Kebbi Superhighway Project. This includes the 120km stretch in Sokoto and the 288km section in Kebbi State. We have not had any hitch since commencement. All project schedules have been met. Security of workers, engineers, and equipment has been 100% effective,” he noted.
In December 2024, the Minister of Works and Housing flagged off the Illelah–Bagagry stretch of the road, and the military immediately deployed to guarantee its uninterrupted progress.
The 1,068-kilometre Sokoto – Badagry Superhighway was designed to enhance Trade, Transport and Security as well as open route traversing Sokoto state through Kebbi, Niger, Kwara, Oyo, Ogun and terminating in Lagos State.
“Not a single disruption has occurred on that project since inception. All schedules have been met on time,” he said.
Ajose further revealed that the welfare of troops had been enhanced under the leadership of the Chief of Defence Staff, Gen. Christopher Musa, and the Chief of Army Staff, Lt.-Gen. Olufemi Oluyede. Troop feeding allowances were recently increased from ₦1,000 to ₦3,000 daily, and new equipment including drones and protective gear continue to flow into the theatre.
“Like Napoleon said, ‘armies march on their stomachs.’ We’re ensuring our men are fed and equipped, so they can protect others,” Ajose emphasized.
“We believe safety should not be a luxury,” he said. “It’s the right of every Nigerian corps member or civilian. And we will continue to pursue the enemies of peace until the north-west becomes safe for all.”he said.
Zagazola Makama is a Counter Insurgency Expert and Security Analyst in the Lake Chad.
Nigeria Army’s new strategy shields NYSC members, commuters from kidnappers in North West – GOC
Army troops ISWAP Attack Repelled in Gajiram
By: Zagazola Mamama.
Troops of the Nigerian military, late Monday night, repelled an attempted attack by suspected fighters of the Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) on Gajiram, headquarters of Nganzai Local Government Area of Borno.
Zagazola Makama gathered from security sources that the insurgents launched the attack at about 2200 hours but met stiff resistance from troops stationed in the area.
According to the sources, ISWAP fighters were unable to gain access into Gajiram town as they were engaged in a gun duel by security forces, leading to the foiling of the assault.
However, the attackers reportedly fired projectiles during the encounter, one of which landed in an Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) camp within the vicinity, triggering an inferno.
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