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Troops killed scores of insurgents,  Rescue Another Chibok Girl Who Recently Gave Birth To Twins 

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Troops killed scores of insurgents,  Rescue Another Chibok Girl Who Recently Gave Birth To Twins 

Troops killed scores of insurgents,  Rescue Another Chibok Girl Who Recently Gave Birth To Twins 

By Zagazola Makama 

Troops of the Nigerian Army under the Operation Hadin Kai have killed an unspecified number of Boko Haram (BH) terrorists and rescued yet another Chibok girl who gave birth to twins in Borno State.

The troops,  backed by a column of Civilian Joint Task Force(CJTF), achieved the feat on September 29, after it stormed the enclave of the Jamā’at Ahl as-Sunnah lid-Da’wah wa’l-Jihād, terrorists group in Bula Dawo axis in Bama Local Government Area of Borno State.

An Intelligence source told Zagazola Makama, a Counter Insurgency Expert and Security Analyst in the Lake Chad, that the troops engaged and overwhelmed the insurgents, neutralizing scores of terrorists in the process, while several others escaped with fatal gunshot wounds.

“In the course of the encounter, troops successfully rescued Yana Pogu, a Chibok girl who was number 19 on the missing girls list along with her four children,” the source said.

“She was found with a four months old set of twins in a very unhealthy condition.

“Some of the fleeing insurgents also attempted to ambush their own troops but while acting on the intelligence,  the troops responded swiftly with aggressive fire powers, forcing them to flee.

“More women were rescued after the encounter. They are transferred to 21 Armoured Brigade Bama, for medical attention,” said the source.

Recalled that the Boko Haram terrorists had in April 2014 kidnapped 276 female students mostly Christians aged from 16 to 18 from the Government Girls

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Notorious Bandit Leaders Surrender, Lay Down Arms in Katsina After Fierce Military Offensive

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Notorious Bandit Leaders Surrender, Lay Down Arms in Katsina After Fierce Military Offensive

By: Zagazola Malama

Several notorious bandit leaders, who have long terrorized Batsari, Safana, and Jibia Local Government Areas of Katsina State, have surrendered and laid down their arms following a series of intensified military operations.

The surrendering bandits include Abu Radda, Umar Black, Abdullahi Lankai, Jijjige, and Dabar Musa Dan Gandu, all operating from the Jibia axis.

Intelligence sources confirmed to Zagazola Makama that the military’s sustained onslaught against armed groups in the region forced the bandits to seek peace and disarm voluntarily.

During their surrender, the repentant bandits appealed to the government to provide them with alternative means of livelihood, requesting the construction of markets, hospitals, and access to clean water to help them reintegrate into society.

Their surrender was facilitated by the National Community for Security and Societal Advancement in Katsina (NCSOSACK), led by Comrade Hamisa S. Batsari, which represented affected communities in the security dialogue.

As part of their surrender, the bandits handed over their weapons to the military and released several hostages they had kidnapped during their reign of terror. They also vowed to embrace peace and end their involvement in criminal activities.

Top Military sources said that welcomed the surrender but reiterated that operations against unrepentant bandits will continue until total peace is restored in Katsina, Zamfara, Sokoto and the entire North West and the broader Northwest region.

Notorious Bandit Leaders Surrender, Lay Down Arms in Katsina After Fierce Military Offensive

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Troops Arrest Two Militias, Recover Arms in Plateau

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Troops Arrest Two Militias, Recover Arms in Plateau

By: Zagazola Makama

Troops of Operation Safe Haven have arrested two suspected militias and recovered firearms in Angwan Mata, Mangu Local Government Area of Plateau State.

Intelligence sources told Zagazola Makama that the operation, conducted on Tuesday at about 11:10 AM by troops of Sector 8, followed credible intelligence on the activities of armed groups of Mwaghavul origin in the area.

The arrested suspects, identified as Innocent Nanpan (20) and Sebastine Samuel (20), were found in possession of a fabricated rifle and four cartridges.

According to security sources, the suspects and the recovered arms and ammunition are in custody for further investigation.

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Troops Arrest Security Guard, Recover Weapons in Plateau

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Troops Arrest Security Guard, Recover Weapons in Plateau

By: Zagazola Makama

Troops of Operation Safe Haven, Sector 3, have arrested a security guard, Mr. John Bala, for alleged possession of illegal firearms in Miango Village, Bassa Local Government Area of Plateau State.

Intelligence sources told Zagazola Makama the arrest was made at about 9:18 PM on Monday during a special operation codenamed Golden Peace, following credible intelligence.

Items recovered from the suspect included a fabricated rifle, seven rounds of 7.62mm (NATO) ammunition, five mobile phones, and a cash sum of N120,000.

The suspect, a 43-year-old security guard at Anan School of Accountancy, is currently in the custody of the troops for further investigation.

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