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Troops Kill 50 ISWAP Terrorists in North-East

Troops of the Joint Task Force (North East), Operation Hadin Kai (OPHK), have killed at least 50 Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) terrorists in renewed operations in Nigeria’s North-East, the military has said. According to a statement by the Media Information Officer of the Joint Task Force, troops neutralised the terrorists while repelling a coordinated ISWAP assault on the headquarters of the 27 Task Force Brigade in Buni Gari and a nearby checkpoint in Yobe State. The insurgents launched the attack in the early hours of Thursday but were forced to retreat after fierce resistance from ground troops supported by air power. The military disclosed that “no fewer than 50 terrorists were neutralised” in the encounter, while a large cache of arms and ammunition was recovered from the fleeing fighters. Items seized included AK-47 rifles, magazines, ammunition, explosives and […]

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Troops Kill Several Terrorists Rescue Ngoshe Kidnapped Victims

Troops of the Nigerian Army under Operation Hadin Kai have rescued additional kidnapped victims from the Ngoshe community in Gwoza Local Government Area of Borno State and killed several terrorists in sustained operations across the North East. In a clearance mission along the Mandara Mountains axis on May 14 2026 troops intercepted and rescued six women and children who had been held captive by Boko Haram and ISWAP terrorist elements along the Amuda–Gava corridor in the Gwoza area. The rescued victims all residents of Ngoshe community include Amina Salihu 52, Aishatu Musa 50, twin sisters Hassana and Hussaina Abubakar 9 years each, Adamu Zakariyya 12, and Usman Zakariyya 10. They were immediately taken into military care where they received medical attention before being reunited with relatives through community leaders and religious authorities. The military says the latest rescue brings the […]

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IGP Honours 17 Police Officers Killed in Terror Attack in Yobe

The Inspector General of Police Olatunji Disu has honoured 17 police officers who lost their lives in a terrorist attack in Yobe State. The officers were killed on May 8 2026 during a coordinated terrorist assault on the Nigerian Army Special Forces School in Buni Yadi Gujba Local Government Area of Yobe State. The police officers were undergoing specialised operational training at the military facility when terrorists attacked from multiple directions in the early hours of the morning. IGP Disu described the fallen officers as courageous and dedicated personnel who showed exceptional patriotism. He said their participation in advanced counter-terrorism and tactical training programmes proved their commitment to national security. The Force Public Relations Officer confirmed the deaths on Saturday and released a statement on behalf of the Inspector General. The Nigeria Police Force saluted the courage sacrifice and service […]

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Airstrike kills terrorists at Jilli market amid civilian casualty fears

An airstrike on Jilli market, a boundary community between Borno and Yobe states, has killed many suspected terrorists but also raised fears of heavy civilian casualties. The Nigerian Air Force confirmed that its Air Component of Operation Hadin Kai carried out precision follow up strikes on Saturday evening against what it described as a terrorist logistics hub in the Jilli axis. Military authorities said the operation followed sustained intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance over the Bindul Jilli corridor, a known route for Islamic State West Africa Province fighters using gun trucks and motorcycles. According to the Joint Task Force, the airstrike neutralised scores of insurgents and destroyed their vehicles and supplies, disrupting planned attacks on troops in the area. However, local accounts suggest that a busy market frequented by traders was hit during the operation, with many civilians feared dead and […]

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National Museum names Dufuna canoe, Lugard Bridge top heritage sites

The National Commission for Museums and Monuments has listed the ancient Dufuna canoe and Lugard’s Footbridge as two of Nigeria’s most important heritage sites.The commission said both sites reflect key phases in Nigeria’s history, from prehistoric innovation to the colonial era. The Dufuna canoe, discovered in 1987 near the village of Dufuna in Yobe State, is regarded as the oldest known boat in Africa and the second oldest in the world.Radiocarbon dating places the canoe at about 8,000 years old, showing that advanced boat-making and fishing activities existed in the region thousands of years ago. According to the commission, the canoe offers rare insight into early human settlement, transport, and trade along the Komadugu Gana River and surrounding communities.It described the artefact as a national and global treasure that strengthens Nigeria’s place in discussions on world archaeology and early technology. […]

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Atiku Applauds Yobe Student for Becoming World’s Best in English

Atiku’s Tribute to a Nigerian Star Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has congratulated Nafisa Aminu, the 17-year-old from Yobe State, for being crowned World’s Best in English at the 2025 TeenEagle Global Finals in London. In a post on X (Twitter), Atiku hailed her achievement as:✔ Proof of Nigerian girls’ potential✔ A win for quality education✔ A call to invest in girls’ futures "Nafisa’s success shows what’s possible when girls get education and support. Let’s break every barrier holding them back."— Atiku Abubakar 🌍 Why Nafisa’s Win Matters Historic Feat: Defeated 20,000+ students from 69 countries Global Spotlight: Puts Nigeria & Yobe on the academic map Inspiration: Proves talent thrives with opportunity 📢 Atiku’s Call to Action The former presidential candidate urged:✅ More investment in girls’ education✅ Collective effort to remove barriers✅ Policy focus on equitable learning "Educating girls isn’t just fair—it’s a national necessity for progress." 🏅 The TeenEagle Triumph The TeenEagle competition tests: English mastery Critical thinking Communication skills Nafisa’s family credited her win […]

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Windstorm Disaster: 209 Houses Destroyed in Yobe as NEMA Warns of More Climate Threats

A violent windstorm has left 209 families homeless in Yobe State's Fika LGA, disaster officials confirmed Tuesday. The destruction comes as Nigeria's emergency agency warns of worsening climate disasters across the Northeast. 🌪️ Immediate Damage in Fika 🏠 209 houses destroyed in last week's windstorm 🏫 Public buildings severely damaged 🚨 YOSEMA tracking affected communities for relief "We're reviewing how to support these families," stated Dr. Mohammed Goje, Executive Secretary of Yobe's Emergency Agency (YOSEMA). 📊 Shocking 2024 Disaster Toll Meanwhile, new statewide data reveals: ⚠️ 28,977 households (68,954 people) hit by windstorms/floods 🩹 544 injuries from collapsed buildings ☠️ 47 deaths across 601 communities 🌍 All 17 LGAs affected 🚨 NEMA's Urgent Prevention Campaign At a Damaturu meeting, NEMA Director General Zubaida Umar (represented by NE Director Yakubu Suleiman) launched disaster preparedness efforts following 2025 climate warnings from NiMet and NIHSA. Key actions include: "Taking disaster risk management to grassroots to save lives, restore […]

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