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A Nigerian Army Commanding Officer and six soldiers were killed in Monguno, Borno State, when their vehicle hit an Improvised Explosive Device (IED) late Sunday. This happened after a successful military operation against insurgents.
The tragedy happened just a few hours after troops from Sector 3, Joint Task Force (North East), Operation HADIN KAI stopped terrorists from getting into the Charlie 13 area. The insurgents, who attacked in the dark, got into a gunfight and had to retreat when troops held their ground.
It was said that the Commanding Officer was on his way to the front lines to see for himself what was going on and boost the morale of his troops when the event took place.
Lieutenant Colonel Sani Uba, the Media Information Officer for Operation HADIN KAI, said in a statement on Monday that the officer’s car hit an IED, which exploded right away, killing him and six other people.
Uba said that the officer who died was a brave leader who led from the front and always put the safety and effectiveness of his men first, even when things were very dangerous.
Military leaders said that his actions showed the core values of duty, sacrifice, and professionalism, and that his legacy would live on in the Armed Forces.
While mourning the deaths, Operation HADIN KAI honored the fallen soldiers by calling them heroes who made the ultimate sacrifice to protect the country. The military also said again that it would keep working to defeat the insurgency in the North-East.
The event shows how dangerous hidden explosives can be in conflict zones, even after fighting has stopped, and it also shows how unstable the security situation is in the area.
