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Suspected Thief Dies After Being Beaten by Man O’ War officer, in FCT
Suspected Thief Dies After Being Beaten by Man O’ War officer, in FCT
By: Zagazola Makama
A suspected thief in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) has died after being beaten by a security officer following his apprehension on April 2.
A Police sources said that a distress call was received at Karu Division about a suspected thief seen around Supreme Quarters in Karu at approximately 1:00 p.m.
The suspect was approached by security personnel who believed him to be involved in theft. When questioned, the suspect attempted to flee but was quickly chased and apprehended by civilian security personnel.
Kola Oba, a Man O’ War officer, then reportedly took the suspect into custody and subjected him to severe physical abuse. The suspect later succumbed to the injuries sustained during the beating and passed away.
The sources said that the Police detectives were dispatched to the scene, and photographs were taken. The body was subsequently transported to the hospital mortuary for preservation.
The suspect’s identity remains unknown, and efforts are underway to locate his family. The officer involved has been arrested.
Suspected Thief Dies After Being Beaten by Man O’ War officer, in FCT
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Troops Monitor IMN Annual Procession Along Kano–Zaria Highway
Troops Monitor IMN Annual Procession Along Kano–Zaria Highway
By Zagazola Makama
Troops of the 4 Demonstration Battalion have commenced close monitoring of members of the Islamic Movement in Nigeria (IMN) participating in their annual religious procession along the Kano–Zaria highway in Kaduna State.
Security sources told Zagazola Makama that at about 7:30 a.m. on Aug. 2, personnel observed a large group of IMN members moving along the Kano–Kaduna Expressway within Makarfi Local Government Area, heading towards Zaria.

According to the sources, about 1,000 participants were seen trekking on the left side of the highway while carrying their personal luggage.

The annual procession is expected to continue until Aug. 9, with security agencies maintaining surveillance and deploying personnel along the route to ensure public safety, facilitate traffic management and prevent any breakdown of law and order.

As of the time of filing this report, the procession was progressing peacefully without any reported security incident.
Troops Monitor IMN Annual Procession Along Kano–Zaria Highway
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Troops Foil Cattle Rustling, Recover 22 Cattle in Kaduna
Troops Foil Cattle Rustling, Recover 22 Cattle in Kaduna
By Zagazola Makama
Troops of the 1 Division Nigerian Army have foiled a cattle rustling operation and recovered 22 stolen cattle during a swift response to an attack in Igabi Local Government Area of Kaduna State.
Security sources told Zagazola Makama that the incident occurred at about 1:08 a.m. on July 31 after troops received a distress call over cattle rustling at Sullubawa Village.
The sources said the troops tracked the fleeing rustlers and intercepted them at Rahama, where they engaged the suspects in a firefight.
Overwhelmed by the troops’ superior firepower, the rustlers fled the scene, abandoning the stolen livestock.
The 22 recovered cattle were subsequently identified and handed over to their rightful owners.
Military authorities said troops have continued to sustain aggressive patrols and rapid-response operations across vulnerable communities to curb cattle rustling and other forms of criminality in the area.
Troops Foil Cattle Rustling, Recover 22 Cattle in Kaduna
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Troops Discover, Destroy Two Improvised Explosive Devices Along Gwoza–Wala Road
Troops Discover, Destroy Two Improvised Explosive Devices Along Gwoza–Wala Road
By Zagazola Makama
Troops of the 26 Task Force Brigade Garrison have discovered and safely destroyed two improvised explosive devices (IEDs) planted along the Gwoza–Wala Road in Borno State.
Security sources told Zagazola Makama that the explosives were detected at about 8:50 a.m. on Aug. 2 during routine operations between Golf Bravo and Papa 2 locations along the road.
The sources said the troops immediately secured the area before an Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) team was deployed to the scene.
The EOD specialists successfully recovered and carried out a controlled in-situ detonation of the two IEDs, eliminating the threat without any casualties or damage.
Military sources said the operation prevented a potential attack on security personnel and civilian road users, noting that clearance and route-sanitisation operations remain ongoing across the North-East to deny terrorists the ability to emplace explosive devices on major supply routes.
Troops Discover, Destroy Two Improvised Explosive Devices Along Gwoza–Wala Road
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