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Troops Neutralise Seven Terrorists, Recover Ammunition In Renewed Offensive

Troops of the Nigerian Army operating under Operation Hadin Kai have intensified their offensive in the North East Theatre, killing seven terrorists during a series of ambushes across Borno State in the last 24 hours. The 192 Battalion and hybrid forces killed four terrorists in the Pulka-Gwoza axis, recovering a mobile phone with a Cameroonian SIM card. Troops of 152 Task Force Battalion at Kumshe, Bama LGA, eliminated two terrorists crossing into Nigeria from Cameroon in a night ambush along the Banki-Kumshe route. Another terrorist was killed by 192 Battalion near Kwatarakasa village, Gwoza, forcing others to flee toward the Mandara Mountains. Troops of 117 Task Force Battalion recovered 91 rounds of 7.62mm NATO ammunition after an ambush in Chibok LGA. Civilian Joint Task Force patrols found a cache of abandoned terrorist logistics on the Damasak-Kareto route, including blankets, engine […]

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Troops Hit Terrorist Enclaves, Quell Farmer-Herder Clashes in Northwest, North-Central

Nigerian Army troops have destroyed terrorist enclaves and intervened effectively to quell farmer-herder clashes in multiple states including Katsina, Sokoto, Kebbi, Zamfara, Kogi, Kwara, Imo, and Benue. In Katsina, air and ground forces targeted hideouts in Faskari and Sabuwa, seizing motorcycles and recovering livestock. Quick military responses prevented violence escalation in Sokoto, where troops halted clashes in Talba, leading to one herder's death and four injured farmers. Kebbi faced separate confrontations; troops increased patrols after property destruction and casualties. Zamfara’s counter-terrorism units neutralized terrorists, recovered livestock, and secured the area. In Kogi and Kwara, troops acted on reports of extremism and abductions, conducting patrols and search-rescue missions. Additional operations rescued abducted victims in Benue, recovered equipment in Imo, and responded swiftly across theatres. Handovers of rescued victims and the deceased to police, plus recovery of weapons, underline ongoing collaborative security […]

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Nigerian Army Short Service Recruitment Ends November 12

The Nigerian Army has announced that applications for the Short Service Combatant Course 49/2026 will close at midnight on Tuesday, November 12. The online application portal, which opened on October 9, has so far received tens of thousands of entries. According to Colonel Aminu Bello, Acting Director of Army Public Relations, the number of valid submissions is expected to surpass last year’s 48,000 applications. The Short Service Combatant Course provides an entry route for civilians into the military through an intensive 44-week training programme at the Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA) in Jaji, Kaduna State. Successful candidates will be commissioned as lieutenants after completion. The course duration is nine years, with an optional three-year extension. Applicants must be Nigerian citizens aged between 22 and 28, possess at least a bachelor’s degree with a minimum of a second-class lower division, and meet […]

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Troops Destroy Bandits’ Camp, Arrest Seven Suspected Cultists in Benue

The Nigerian Army has intensified operations across the North-Central region, destroying a major bandits’ camp in Taraba State and arresting seven suspected cultists in Benue in coordinated offensives under Operation Whirl Stroke (OPWS). According to a statement released on Saturday by Lieutenant Umar Muhammad, Acting Assistant Director, Army Public Relations, troops of 6 Brigade, Jalingo, carried out a large-scale clearance operation around border villages in Takum Local Government Area on Friday. The patrol, which covered Tor-Tser, Kofar Ahmadu, Tornyi, Unom, Mbayongo and Yongogba, was based on intelligence that armed groups were plotting attacks and using remote farmlands as hideouts. “Following credible intelligence, troops swiftly redeployed to TY Farm in Tati, where bandits were sighted,” the statement read. “Confronted with superior firepower, the criminals fled deep into the forest.” The soldiers later destroyed the hideout, recovering one Dane gun and several […]

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Army Rescues Kidnapped Victim, Arrests Suspect in Taraba

Nigerian Army troops have successfully rescued a kidnapped victim in Taraba State without any ransom payment. According to a statement from the 6 Brigade, the troops acted on a distress call about the abduction of Alhaji Ali Adamu in Lau Local Council. The victim was kidnapped while sleeping outside his home. The troops immediately launched a pursuit of the kidnappers. Upon realizing they were being followed, the abductors abandoned their victim and fled into a nearby bush. Alhaji Adamu was safely rescued and reunited with his family. In a related incident on the same day, local vigilantes and hunters arrested a 30-year-old suspected kidnapper, Mr. Lalau Adamu. The suspect was reportedly injured by a mob before troops arrived and secured him. He has been taken to a medical facility for treatment while investigations continue. The Brigade Commander commended the effective […]

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Details emerge on 16 detained officers over alleged coup

Fresh details have emerged about the identities of 16 Nigerian military officers reportedly detained over the alleged foiled coup of October 1. According to reliable sources, 14 of the detainees are from the Nigerian Army, including one brigadier general, one colonel, four lieutenant colonels, five majors, two captains, and one lieutenant. The remaining two officers include a Lieutenant Commander from the Navy and a Squadron Leader from the Air Force, both equivalent in rank to a major. Reports suggest that most of the Army officers belong to the Infantry Corps, while one serves in the Signals Corps and another in the Ordnance Corps. Many of them are graduates of the 56th Regular Course of the Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA), which ran between September 2004 and October 2008. Six of these officers were among the first to be arrested. The other […]

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Troops Arrest 86 Terrorists, Rescue 26 Hostages Nationwide

The Defence Headquarters has announced significant gains from military operations across Nigeria over the past week, resulting in the arrest of 86 terrorists, collaborators, and oil thieves. During these operations, troops also rescued 26 kidnapped victims and foiled oil theft worth over N13.4 million. The military dismantled illegal refinery sites and seized large quantities of stolen crude oil and other petroleum products. The successes were recorded across various regions: In the North East, troops killed scores of terrorists, arrested 13 suspects, and rescued three hostages. In the North West, several terrorists were killed, 11 suspects were arrested, and 14 hostages were freed. In the South East, 12 IPOB/ESN terrorists were arrested and three kidnap victims were rescued. The military high command commended the troops for their professionalism and reiterated its commitment to securing the nation.

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Troops Kill Over 50 Terrorists, Repel Attacks in Borno, Yobe

Nigerian troops have killed more than 50 terrorists while repelling coordinated attacks on military locations in Borno and Yobe states. The military reported that the terrorists launched simultaneous assaults on troops' positions in Dikwa, Mafa, Gajibo, and Katarko in the early hours of Thursday. The troops fought back gallantly, inflicting heavy casualties on the attackers. A combination of ground and air operations led to the successful neutralization of the terrorists. The military also recovered a significant cache of weapons, including 38 AK-47 rifles, machine guns, and thousands of rounds of ammunition. While some troops sustained injuries, they are reported to be in stable condition. The military high command has commended the troops for their professionalism and unwavering resolve in defending the nation's territorial integrity.

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 Nigerian Troops Kill 17 Terrorists, Arrest 85, Rescue 10 Hostages

The Nigerian Army has announced significant gains in its nationwide operations, neutralizing 17 terrorists and rescuing 10 kidnap victims in the last 48 hours. According to a military source, the coordinated operations also led to the arrest of 85 suspects. Those apprehended include Boko Haram informants, logistics suppliers, and kidnappers. In the North East, troops of Operation Hadin Kai engaged terrorists in Borno and Adamawa states. They successfully repelled ambushes and arrested a key informant who was tracked through his phone calls and bank transactions. The operations also led to the interception of a large shipment of 368 bags of cement and other supplies suspected to be destined for terrorist camps. The rescued victims are currently receiving medical care and being profiled, while the arrested suspects are in custody.

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Iran’s Khamenei Mocks Trump’s Claim of Destroying Nuclear Sites

Nigerian troops have successfully foiled a planned attack by Boko Haram terrorists in Borno State. The military operation, which took place on October 17 in the Kashimri area of Bama Local Government, prevented the terrorists from carrying out their assault. In a related development, the Army has issued an appeal to the public and media outlets. It urges people to refrain from sharing or publishing images of soldiers killed in action until their families have been officially notified. This measure is intended to preserve the dignity of the fallen soldiers and protect the privacy of their grieving families.

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