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In a series of synchronized offensives throughout theaters of operation, Nigerian Army troops have killed dozens of terrorists, captured 25 suspects, and rescued 16 hostages.
The raids also resulted in the recovery of motorbikes, oil products, explosives, ammunition, guns, and various illegal narcotics, a reliable source at Army Headquarters told NAN.
The military, he added, delivered significant blows to ISWAP/JAS groups in the Madagali LGA of Adamawa and Kolori and Karumi towns of Konduga Local Government Area (LGA) of Borno in the northeast.
According to the source, 23 gasoline cans were found hidden in a bag when a major logistics provider was stopped in Mafa LGA.
In Garkida, a suspected terrorist admitted to taking part in earlier attacks in Damboa, while in Mubi North, troops stopped the smuggling of fertilizer and gasoline.
Among the recovered materials were 150 rounds of 7.62mm NATO ammunition, four magazines, and one M70AB2 rifle, he stated.
According to the military source, the soldiers of 1 Brigade in the North West stopped many terrorist attacks in the Zamfara LGAs of Maradun, Tsafe, and Anka.
He stated that multiple motorcycles were seized and six victims who had been kidnapped were rescued.
Following accurate intelligence, he claims, a prominent kidnap kingpin was apprehended in Mayir Village in Sanga LGA of Kaduna State.
According to the source, ten passengers who had been kidnapped were rescued along the Kyado–Wukari route, and the troops of Operation Whirl Stroke in the North Central region killed a violent extremist in Katsina-Ala LGA of Benue.
He claimed that in Kwara, troops retrieved a motorcycle and liberated three abduction victims close to Eruku town.
He said that in Nasarawa State, troops stopped a car carrying cocaine and took two individuals into custody, including the consignee.
According to him, the army apprehended two cultists in the South East at Mgbidi in Imo and retrieved a motorcycle, phones, and a weapon.
He said that after setting up three improvised explosive devices (IEDs), the culprits left Orumba North LGA of Anambra, where military had interrupted IPOB/ESN activities.
The source added that 27 cartridges and two locally manufactured double-barrelled guns were found by the security personnel in the South South.
Cannabis, tramadol, pentazocine, diazepam, and Canadian loud were seized by troops in Delta and Bayelsa states during combined operations with the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, or NDLEA.
Furthermore, military apprehended four suspected kidnappers in Oshimili North LGA of Delta and confiscated more than 1,200 liters of crude oil and illegally processed Automotive Gas Oil (AGO) in Rivers and Bayelsa.
The M70AB2 rifle, four magazines, 150 rounds of 7.62mm NATO ammunition, two double-barrelled guns, 27 cartridges, one pistol, multiple motorcycles, sizable loads of gasoline and fertilizer, IEDs, cell phones, and other illegal substances were all found by the military during the operations, he stated.
According to the source, the Nigerian Army is committed to maintaining pressure on criminal organizations, terrorists, and kidnappers across the country.
