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Nigerian Air Force Destroys Terrorist Hideouts in Katsina, Kills Several Fighters The Nigerian Air Force has conducted a precision airstrike on a terrorist enclave in Katsina, destroying a major hideout and killing several fighters.
This was in a statement issued on Sunday in Abuja by the Director of Public Relations and Information, NAF, Air Commodore Ehimen Ejodame.
The operation was conducted on May 1 under the Air Component of Operation Fansan Yamma, targeting a location within the Dan-Aji Forest in Faskari Local Government Area, Ejodame said.
The target, he said, is a known logistics hub linked to a terrorist kingpin, Abasu Aiki and his fighters operating across the Faskari, Kankara and Funtua axis.
“Intelligence reports indicated a renewal of terrorist activities in the area and that led to the strike.”
“NAF air assets located armed terrorists on motorcycles and other fighters in the enclave and conducted a coordinated strike on the location.
“The battle damage assessment confirmed that several terrorists were neutralised and the logistics hub and associated structures were destroyed,” he said.
Ejodame added that the strike caused explosions and widespread fires, further degrading the group’s operational capacity.
He said the operation had significantly disrupted terrorist movement and re-supply in the area.
He said the development highlights the NAF’s resolve to deny terrorists safe havens and dismantle their operational networks.
However, four people have reportedly been killed in a fresh attack on Aila Odugheho in Agatu Local Government Area of Benue State by suspected armed herders.
The incident happened Sunday morning while the victims were walking along the Aila Odugheho road to a nearby village, a local source said.
A resident who identified himself as Danny Uloko told journalists in a telephone interview that the suspected herders ambushed the victims on their way to the community.
The Fulani herders ambushed and killed the victims while they were on their way to a nearby community along Aila Odugheho road, Uloko said.
He said the names of the deceased were Ochefije Elijah Ojema, Igojuju Husaini, Odiya Ochowehi and Ochoyoda Adejo.
The Chairman of Agatu Local Government Area, Melvin Ejeh, confirmed the attack, saying four persons were killed.
Ejeh said armed herders have resorted to ambush tactics since security operatives are present in the area and it has become difficult for them to invade some of the communities.
“The incident took place today (Sunday morning), it is true. We lost four of our men.
“The robust security strategies we have put in place in the communities have now made it difficult to attack and overrun any community in Agatu Local Government Area.
“Therefore they have resorted to ambush which is more complex to confront. However, operations to clear the community forest of bandits are ongoing,” he added.
Ejeh also said that security agencies, including the Divisional Police Officer and local vigilantes, were already in the area carrying out clearance operations.
The state Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Udeme Edet, when contacted, said she had not received any report, adding that attempts to get the Agatu Divisional Police Officer had failed.
“I have not been able to reach the DPO in Agatu, so I am yet to get the report,” she said.
