Troops of the Nigerian Army have successfully neutralised six notorious terrorists, recovered assault firearms, destroyed enclaves, and rescued a kidnapped underage victim in the Sububu Forests of Maradun Local Government Area, Zamfara State.
In a Sunday statement signed by Captain David Adewusi, the Media Information Officer of the Operation FANSAN YAMMA, the operation was carried out by the troops of 8 Division Garrison Strike Force operating under the Operation.
The statement reads, “The offensive commenced with a targeted engagement at Indulumu village, where gallant troops confronted and neutralised 2 terrorists. Following the intense firefight, troops recovered one AK-47 rifle, further disrupting the terrorists’ operational capabilities.
“Driven by unwavering resolve, the Strike Force pressed forward to Ruduno village, where they encountered further resistance. In a display of exceptional bravery and tactical prowess, the troops neutralised an additional 4 terrorists, effectively dismantling a key element of the terrorist network.”
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The statement added, “The operation yielded the recovery of another AK-47 rifle, a magazine loaded with 28 rounds of 7.62mm special ammunition and 2 motorcycles, instrumental in the terrorists’ mobility and logistics operations, were also destroyed on-site, further crippling their capacity to operate.
“Beyond the direct engagement with the terrorists, the operation achieved a profound humanitarian success. As troops exploited deeper into the forest, they successfully rescued a kidnapped underage victim, identified as Halira Ibrahim, bringing an end to her ordeal and offering a beacon of hope to the affected community.”
“The rescue underscores the troops’ unwavering commitment to protecting vulnerable citizens and combating the scourge of kidnapping.
The offensive continued with the s destruction of multiple terrorist camps and life support structures in Magaji, Galakaje, Filinga, and Kukatara. These actions have significantly disrupted the terrorists’ ability to sustain their operations, denying them safe havens and logistics support,” the statement concluded.




