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Soldiers Beat Policeman To Death In Lagos

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Soldiers Beat Policeman To Death In Lagos

Soldiers Beat Policeman To Death In Lagos

Soldiers from the Ojo Military Cantonment on Wednesday beat a police officer identified as Inspector Monday Orube to death in Lagos over rights to way.

The Soldiers who were said to be over thirty (30) were reported to have kidnapped two policemen who were working as traffic warden to their barracks while the third officer managed to escape.

A source claimed that the lane through which the soldiers were driving in a Coastal bus was stopped by the three Police Officers who were on duty at the time of the incident to allow other road users on the other lane to pass not knowing that the coastal bus was conveying soldiers who were still behind.

The soldiers got infuriated and insisted on taking one-way during an argument with the Officers.

They were said to have pounced on the officers and beat them to a pulp. The Soldiers also kidnapped two of the police officers to their barracks where the beating continued.

The source further said when the soldiers noticed that the abducted policemen became unconscious, they decided to take them to their hospital at the cantonment.

Sadly, one of the Police Officers. Inspector Monday Orube unfortunately gave up the ghost on Thursday afternoon.

Sources said that the 81 Division Nigerian Army has instituted a Board of Inquiry to unravel the circumstance surrounding the unfortunate incident.

Adding that at the end of the investigation, anyone found culpable will be made to face the full wrath of the disciplinary provisions.

The Division has since commiserated with the PoliceNG Ojo Division and members of the family of the victim.

The 81 Division is already in touch with the Lagos State PoliceNG Command to resolve the matter.

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Troops Neutralise Suspected Fulani Bandits, Recover Four Motorcycles in Plateau

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Troops Neutralise Suspected Fulani Bandits, Recover Four Motorcycles in Plateau

By: Zagazola Makama

Troops of Operation Enduring Peace (OPEP) have neutralised a suspected Fulani terrorist during a gun battle with armed men riding motorcycles along Wanka Village in Kanam Local Government Area of Plateau State.

Security sources told Zagazola Makama that the encounter occurred at about 5:30 p.m. on Nov. 9, when troops of Sector 2 OPEP manning a blocking position along the Wanka axis sighted an unconfirmed number of suspected terrorists approaching on several motorcycles.

The troops immediately engaged the armed men with superior firepower, forcing them to retreat in disarray.

During the exchange, one of the suspected terrorists was neutralised, while the fleeing members of the group abandoned four Honda motorcycles and other items.

Items recovered from the scene included two mobile phones, one packet of cigarettes and seven tablets of Tramadol.

The recovered items have been taken into military custody and are undergoing investigation to establish possible links to the suspected criminal network.

The operation underscores the continued deployment of troops to strategic blocking positions and patrol routes to disrupt the movement of armed groups and prevent attacks on vulnerable communities in Plateau State.

Troops Neutralise Suspected Fulani Bandits, Recover Four Motorcycles in Plateau

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Troops Recover AK-47 Rifle, Discover Suspected Bandit’s Corpse in Old Oyo National Park

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Troops Recover AK-47 Rifle, Discover Suspected Bandit’s Corpse in Old Oyo National Park

By: Zagazola Makama

Troops of Operation IGBO DANU II, working alongside hybrid forces, have recovered an AK-47 rifle and discovered the corpse of a suspected bandit during operations inside the Old Oyo National Park.

Security sources told Zagazola Makama that the troops engaged suspected bandits at about 4:45 p.m. on Nov. 7, 2026, after sighting the armed group within the park.

The suspected bandits reportedly fled upon sighting the advancing troops.

During the encounter, the troops recovered one AK-47 rifle with registration number 14907, an empty magazine and a locally made Dane gun.

In a follow-up exploitation operation at about 8:45 a.m. on Nov. 8, the troops discovered the corpse of a suspected bandit and destroyed temporary shelters believed to have been used as hideouts by the group.

No further contact was made during the follow-up operation, while troops sustained exploitation efforts in the area.

Troops Recover AK-47 Rifle, Discover Suspected Bandit’s Corpse in Old Oyo National Park

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Troops Arrest Two Suspected Burglars Attempting to Steal Chickens in Plateau

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Troops Arrest Two Suspected Burglars Attempting to Steal Chickens in Plateau

By: Zagazola Makama

Troops of Sector 1, Operation Enduring Peace (OPEP), have arrested two suspected burglars while allegedly attempting to break into a poultry house to steal chickens in Doi community, Jos South Local Government Area of Plateau State.

Security sources told Zagazola Makama that the suspects were apprehended at about 6:10 a.m. on Nov. 7, 2026, by troops deployed at Latya Guard Location.

The suspects were reportedly caught while attempting to gain entry into the poultry house with the intention of stealing chickens.

They were subsequently handed over to the Nigeria Police, B Division, Bukuru, for further investigation and necessary action.

Troops Arrest Two Suspected Burglars Attempting to Steal Chickens in Plateau

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