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Army Neutralises Terrorists, Foils Attacks in Nationwide Operations
The Nigerian Army says troops have recorded fresh operational successes across multiple theatres of operation in the last 24 hours, including the neutralisation of several terrorists, disruption of logistics networks, and arrests of suspects linked to criminal and insurgent activities. The update was contained in an operational report made available to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Sunday in Abuja, detailing ongoing counter-terrorism and internal security operations nationwide.
In the North-East, troops of Operation Hadin Kai recorded significant breakthroughs against insurgents in Borno State. Soldiers encountered terrorist logistics suppliers along the Agapalwa–Chinene axis in Gwoza Local Government Area, forcing them to flee and abandon items including a motorcycle and food supplies. Acting on intelligence in Gallari, Konduga LGA, troops also used aerial surveillance to discover two gun trucks concealed under trees, which were subsequently destroyed or rendered inoperative.
In further operations, troops destroyed suspected terrorist life-support structures at Gakara high ground and Ndova village, a move aimed at weakening insurgent operational capabilities. The report also confirmed that troops of the 21 Special Armoured Brigade neutralised one terrorist during an ambush operation in Dipchari, Bama LGA, with follow-up clearance operations still ongoing in surrounding areas.
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In the North-West, troops under Operation Fansan Yamma successfully repelled a terrorist attack on the Forward Operating Base in Bagega, Anka Local Government Area of Zamfara State. The attackers reportedly arrived with gun trucks, two of which were destroyed during the confrontation, although they managed to escape with an RPG tube. The assault also led to the burning and looting of parts of the military camp and some shops within the community before troops stabilised the situation.
Under Operation Mesa, troops intercepted 76 suspected individuals in Karu Local Government Area of Nasarawa State, who were allegedly linked to a questionable recruitment scheme connected to foreign business interests. Preliminary investigations suggest the operation may be fraudulent, and the suspects are currently in custody for further interrogation and profiling as authorities work to determine the full extent of the network.
In a separate operation, troops arrested a suspected terrorist along the Lokoja–Abuja highway following credible intelligence reports. Security sources said investigations are ongoing to establish his links and possible involvement in broader criminal activities along the corridor.
In Plateau State, troops recovered a locally fabricated rifle and ammunition during ongoing operations following an earlier attack in Mangu Local Government Area that claimed the life of a security personnel. Clearance and search operations are still ongoing in the area to prevent further attacks and track fleeing suspects.
The Nigerian Army reiterated its commitment to sustained nationwide operations aimed at degrading terrorist and criminal networks, restoring peace, and protecting civilians. Authorities also urged residents to continue supporting security agencies with timely and credible intelligence to aid ongoing missions across the country.
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