Whyem15:


See opportunities wasting. This guy will cooperate with a little incentive. Government should take the advice of gunmi, use those who are ready to repent to fight the others, turn them against each other and when they are significantly weakened, blow up those who refuses to surrender.
Even if they won't fight each other, use some of them to get intels in the position and operations of others and send the airforce after them.

On what basis should the government give them "a little incentive"? I don't agree with you.

DubaiLandLord:
On what basis should the government give them "a little incentive"? I don't agree with you.

It is a cheaper way to get rid of the security problem in the northwest. The security services seem not to be able to compel them to surrender or destroy them, a non-kinetic approach can be used instead.
Use the devision among them against them. It will reduce the number of military casualties by a lot. And it will bring the region closer to peace and stability.
Military might should have been the incentive but it is failing, any other incentives should be used.

[quote author=NewDelhi post=103139482]Chai naija army which way. Only God knows when they last did maintenance on this aircraft. [/quote


It shows you don't know anything about the military, go to the YouTube and you'll find developed militaries with such images/videos of there aircraft or hardware ?
It's an Airforce aircraft and here you are batching the the army

komekn:


I got lots of dogs abuse here when l called this
procurement bewildering ineptitude.

We are in an existent war and we are buying aircraft that will take over 5 years to arrive. Is that not foolishness or what would you call it?

Pulling out 5 years out of your hairy arse again are ya?

June 27th, 2021

Press Statement by ACTED: Clarification on the humanitarian workshop on safety on the workplace

As an international non-governmental organization (NGO), ACTED is known and respected globally for its principled actions and for operating in strict compliance with local government rules and regulations in all 38 countries where we are present. ACTED complies with the Nigerian law and regulations, requirements of the Borno State Government, and all other requirements of the Government of Nigeria. ACTED will strive to maintain the highest level of transparency, trust and cooperation with the Nigerian authorities at all levels and remains committed to providing critical humanitarian assistance to the most vulnerable populations in Borno State. In 2020, ACTED supported 110,000 people in Borno with food and livelihoods assistance, and constructed more than 3,000 shelters. Through the distribution of Shelter and Non-Food items and provision of Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Services, ACTED directly supported 78,000 internally displaced persons in Borno State.



Over the past year, while providing critical humanitarian assistance to the people in the Northeast and other parts of Nigeria, our staff and partners have found themselves in very dangerous situations where their safety and security were severely compromised: in May 2020, an ACTED contractor was abducted between MaiduguriMonguno road, and tragically killed while in service; in March 2021, ACTED staff faced imminent danger during an attack while providing humanitarian assistance in Dikwa; in April, the ACTED office and warehouse in Damasak were attacked by armed groups, and large stocks of humanitarian supplies meant for the people in need were destroyed. Given this fragile context and in compliance with international best practices, ACTED must exercise its duty of care for staff, and make every effort to ensure the safety and security of its staff. This includes regularly organizing trainings and simulation exercises, such as the one held on June 26, in order for them to be prepared to cope with unexpected security incidents. These simulation exercises are standard procedures for many NGOs, both in Nigeria and globally and in no way, neither during those exercises nor during the delivery of assistance, does ACTED carry weapons, in line with international standards and its dedication to uphold principled humanitarian action.



ACTED reiterates its commitment to maintain a high level of cooperation with the Nigerian Authorities as well as the highest levels of transparency towards the authorities and the people we serve.


ACTED also present its compliments to the Governor of Borno, His Excellency Prof. Babagana Zulum. His leadership and guidance to the humanitarian community and particularly to ACTED, in providing support for the successful implementation of humanitarian activities in the North-East over the past years, are highly appreciated. ACTED relies on the support of the Nigerian Government and all its departments at both Federal and State levels, to facilitate the humanitarian assistance we are providing to the people in Nigeria in line with humanitarian principles and Government priorities.

The Post above for clarification before them go say Na NGO cause Insurgency

SamuelAnyawu:
The Post above for clarification before them go say Na NGO cause Insurgency

No dey always defend this guys because you dey work for them, them dey also run down package.

EricBraven:

No dey always defend this guys because you dey work for them, them dey also run down package.

I no Dey defend Baba I have gotten to a top level in the system and I’ve seen nothing.

It’s just like blaming deaths on casket makers

SamuelAnyawu:
June 27th, 2021

Press Statement by ACTED: Clarification on the humanitarian workshop on safety on the workplace

As an international non-governmental organization (NGO), ACTED is known and respected globally for its principled actions and for operating in strict compliance with local government rules and regulations in all 38 countries where we are present. ACTED complies with the Nigerian law and regulations, requirements of the Borno State Government, and all other requirements of the Government of Nigeria. ACTED will strive to maintain the highest level of transparency, trust and cooperation with the Nigerian authorities at all levels and remains committed to providing critical humanitarian assistance to the most vulnerable populations in Borno State. In 2020, ACTED supported 110,000 people in Borno with food and livelihoods assistance, and constructed more than 3,000 shelters. Through the distribution of Shelter and Non-Food items and provision of Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Services, ACTED directly supported 78,000 internally displaced persons in Borno State.



Over the past year, while providing critical humanitarian assistance to the people in the Northeast and other parts of Nigeria, our staff and partners have found themselves in very dangerous situations where their safety and security were severely compromised: in May 2020, an ACTED contractor was abducted between MaiduguriMonguno road, and tragically killed while in service; in March 2021, ACTED staff faced imminent danger during an attack while providing humanitarian assistance in Dikwa; in April, the ACTED office and warehouse in Damasak were attacked by armed groups, and large stocks of humanitarian supplies meant for the people in need were destroyed. Given this fragile context and in compliance with international best practices, ACTED must exercise its duty of care for staff, and make every effort to ensure the safety and security of its staff. This includes regularly organizing trainings and simulation exercises, such as the one held on June 26, in order for them to be prepared to cope with unexpected security incidents. These simulation exercises are standard procedures for many NGOs, both in Nigeria and globally and in no way, neither during those exercises nor during the delivery of assistance, does ACTED carry weapons, in line with international standards and its dedication to uphold principled humanitarian action.



ACTED reiterates its commitment to maintain a high level of cooperation with the Nigerian Authorities as well as the highest levels of transparency towards the authorities and the people we serve.


ACTED also present its compliments to the Governor of Borno, His Excellency Prof. Babagana Zulum. His leadership and guidance to the humanitarian community and particularly to ACTED, in providing support for the successful implementation of humanitarian activities in the North-East over the past years, are highly appreciated. ACTED relies on the support of the Nigerian Government and all its departments at both Federal and State levels, to facilitate the humanitarian assistance we are providing to the people in Nigeria in line with humanitarian principles and Government priorities.

If I remember correctly, locals called the cops because they were hearing gunshots inside the hotel where the training was taking place. Except that the training was being done with toy pistols. So, what gunshots were the locals talking about?
And why is the government acting like this is the first time they have heard of humanitarian services training their workers like this? Something fishy is going on here I think

SamuelAnyawu:


I no Dey defend Baba I have gotten to a top level in the system and I’ve seen nothing.

It’s just like blaming deaths on casket makers

So you don't pay ransome to those guys

GabrielYulaw:


If I remember correctly, locals called the cops because they were hearing gunshots inside the hotel where the training was taking place. Except that the training was being done with toy pistols. So, what gunshots were the locals talking about?
And why is the government acting like this is the first time they have heard of humanitarian services training their workers like this? Something fishy is going on here I think

No gunshots. We use paint balls to train staff how to go down flat immediately you hear gunshots ringing, how to crawl without getting up as firing continues, how to disembark from a vehicle if there are shootings at your vehicle, how to give CPR, how to treat an injured colleague.

Baba we no Dey work for Aso Villa, but in risky areas

EricBraven:

So you don't pay ransome to those guys

Even Buhari approves ransom . Who rehabilitates BH? Na NGO?

SamuelAnyawu:


Even Buhari approves ransom . Who rehabilitates BH? Na NGO?

Rehabilitation started for a reason and countries fighting insurgency did it.
Who feeds some one without expecting something in return

Somalia Government Executes 18 Al-shabab Terrorists

In what is known as the largest single execution of Al-Shabaab fighters in Somalia, regional authorities in Galkayo town have executed 18 Al-Shabaab militants convicted for the assassinations of elite community leaders over the years, including elders, officers & journalists.

#N.E.
#NA SNIPER
#CION
#ORSIS T-5000

bidexiii:
Somalia Government Executes 18 Al-shabab Terrorists

In what is known as the largest single execution of Al-Shabaab fighters in Somalia, regional authorities in Galkayo town have executed 18 Al-Shabaab militants convicted for the assassinations of elite community leaders over the years, including elders, officers & journalists.

This is how it should be done. I do not subscribe to rehabilitation. Even the Governor is now thinking twice about this rehabilitation because over 70% still go back to the bushes.

In my community here Rehabilitated BH don’t go outside the IDP camp because they might be lynched by the folks who have lost loved ones.

I think the rehabilitation thing has been suspended or cancelled.
I used to support the rehabilitation program but I don't think it works for terrorists, it's a waste of time when combating terrorists except they're criminals.
If they surrender, arrest them and send them to life imprisonment or 30years.
If they are captured, send them to firing squad and design them with multiple headshot.

Rehab should be done for suspects under 16yrs old, that's my own opinion on that, any terrorist over that age should be tied and shot

bidexiii:
Somalia Government Executes 18 Al-shabab Terrorists

In what is known as the largest single execution of Al-Shabaab fighters in Somalia, regional authorities in Galkayo town have executed 18 Al-Shabaab militants convicted for the assassinations of elite community leaders over the years, including elders, officers & journalists.

This is the only thing bandits and terrorists groups like Fulanis herdsmen, ISWAP and Boko Haram deserve.

States worst hit by the intractable rural banditry are; Niger, Kaduna, Zamfara, Katsina, Sokoto and Kebbi...


Insurgent groups; Jama’atu Ahlul Sunnah lid Da’awatu wal Jihad (JAS, better known as Boko Haram), Islamic State in West Africa Province (ISWAP) and Jama’atu Ansarul Muslimina fii Biladis Sudan (Vanguard for the Protection of Muslims in Black Africa, also known as Ansaru) are competing with one another in a mass membership drive among the ranks of Fulani bandits terrorising most of the North West and part of North Central states, Daily Trust reliably gathered.

Locals, security sources and experts who spoke with our reporter said the push is already yielding fruits for the insurgent groups with some prominent bandits declaring allegiance to the terrorist groups or consenting to a close working relationship; sharing intelligence and logistics support among themselves.

States worst hit by the intractable rural banditry are; Niger, Kaduna, Zamfara, Katsina, Sokoto and Kebbi. The states share boundaries and are easily navigated through large swathes of unmanned forests.

The six states have 249,143 square kilometres of landmass, an area more than the size of the United Kingdom. Most of the landmass is ungoverned, with a significant part occupied by inaccessible forests and rural communities.

Investigation by Daily Trust revealed that there are at least three active Islamic insurgent groups operating in the banditry-ravaged states, and pushing for deeper roots.

An expert on the insurgency and researcher at the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change in London, Audu Bulama Bukarti, told Daily Trust at the weekend, that the “Boko Haram’s infiltration of the criminals in the North West is extremely dangerous on several levels”.

Department for States Services (DSS), the agency in charge of intelligence gathering and internal security did not respond to a request for comment on this story.

For a long time, security sources said, Boko Haram, ISWAP and Ansaru have been struggling for space within the expanse of land covering these states. The terrorist groups are in active moves with the aim of benefitting from the chaos created by bandits, especially in the worst-hit states.

A recent report by the International Crisis Group (ICG) pointed out that since late 2019, ISWAP and Ansaru have started taking credit for attacks in the North West. In October last year, according to the report, ISWAP claimed responsibility for an attack on Nigerian troops in Sokoto.

“Many Nigerian security and other independent local sources interviewed by Crisis Group corroborate that amid the breakdown of stability in Zamfara and elsewhere, two Boko Haram offshoots are making inroads into the the region, where they are forging tighter relationships with aggrieved communities, herder-affiliated armed groups and criminal gangs,” the report released last month reads in part.


The recruitment drive

Informed sources confided in this newspaper that for a long time, the Abubakar Shekau-led Boko Haram and ISWAP have made a deliberate policy of setting up presence in the North West states and Niger to benefit from the confusion created by the unruly activities of bandits and divide the attention of security forces whose concentration was on the groups’ hotbed of Borno and Yobe states.

Ansaru, which had hitherto maintained sleeper cells following bursting of its main cell in Okene, Kogi State, is said to have pioneered this collaboration by co-habiting closely with bandits under the leadership of Dogo Gide, around Kwiambana Forest in Kaduna State.

A senior political leader from the zone had last year told our reporter that Dogo Gide had collaborated with Ansaru elements to hoist a telecommunication booster in one of the rocky formations in the Birnin Gwari Forest to aid communication with the outside world.

A source familiar with Gide, who craved anonymity for fear of being targeted, said the man, who commandeers huge followership among bandits has been working with Ansaru for some three years.

“Ansaru has been based in the North West since its formation in 2012, but they have recently been trying to make a comeback. Part of their plan is recruiting the criminal elements and residents in the North West. That is why they have been releasing preaching in Fulfulde and offering microeconomic loans to local farmers,” Bukarti told Daily Trust.

In a recent audio clip of a conversation between Gide and an unidentified man who called in relation to the abduction of students of Federal Government College, Birnin Yauri, the bandits’ leader could be heard alluding to his relationship with Islamic insurgents. In one video clip, he referred to himself as “Abu Abdallah”, in a naming pattern typical of Boko Haram and similar terror groups.

Though Daily Trust cannot independently verify the veracity of the audio, a source who had interfaced with Gide in the past confirmed the voice to be his.

But contrary to some of his claims in the audio clip, a security source said Gide has no established relationship with foreign insurgents.

Daily Trust gathered however that Gide’s claim to religion was based on his relationship with Ansaru, whose leaders respect him because of his vast network and control over most of the armed Fulani youths.

In its report, Crisis Group said ISWAP, which has been developing cells in much of northern Nigeria is also building the capacity of several smaller radical groups in the North West, particularly by offering livelihood support, including monthly stipends, to some of their members.

Sources on ground in Niger, Kaduna and Zamfara, said the insurgents infiltrated the ranks of the bandits through offers for logistics and intelligence support, as well as Islamic messaging.

At various times, the terror groups also sent out special emissaries to woo the Fulani bandits into their fold. They reportedly make use of preachers who emphasise fault lines of injustice and unfair treatment allegedly meted on herders.

A security operative in Zamfara said only recently, gunmen believed to be insurgents arrived Dunburum Forest in Zurmi Local Government of the state in seven Hilux vans. They were hosted by a bandits leader, known as Alhaji Shingi and have set up their own camps in the forest.


The hot spots

Boko Haram elements, Daily Trust authoritatively gathered, have taken camps in Wawa Forest in Niger State, converting a lot of wallowing bandits from nearby Zamfara into their own fold.

A Fulani man who has relatives living in the area said the insurgents set the rules among residents and hold court to hear disputes and pass judgments.

The insurgents in Wawa neighbouring areas are controlled by Gide, which extends into Dangulbi Forest in Zamfara and areas around Zuru in Kebbi State. Gide was the one who brokered the deal that led to the release of Kagara schoolboys and teachers abducted in February.

Ansaru’s presence, according to sources, is mostly around Kwiambana Forest in Birnin Gwari to other nearby forests in Igabi and Giwa Local Governments of Kaduna State, as well as Shiroro and Kagara areas of Niger State.

In Zamfara and Sokoto states, the insurgents are said to have wooed some of the bandits through the supply of arms and ammunitions from nearby Niger Republic, thereby endearing themselves to the bandits terrorising places like Sabon Birni and Isa in Sokoto and Zurmi in Zamfara, and parts of Katsina State.

However, some of the bandits were said to have rebuffed entreaties by Boko Haram emissaries to the area.


Bandits’ leaders applying ‘Shari’a’ law

Some of the bandits’ leaders who are said to have accepted the evangelical missions of the insurgents are said to have started enforcement of strict Islamic codes in their domains.

Some of them, Daily Trust gathered, have banned vices such as fornication, use of intoxicants and cattle rustling in their domains.

In his recorded telephone conversation, Gide repeatedly mentioned that he has a Qur’anic school in which he enrolled the abducted students.

He also threatened to convert them into fighters and marry off the girls to his men, in what was similar to Boko Haram and ISWAP modus operandi.

In the area between Zurmi in Zamfara State and Kagara, in Sokoto State, another renowned bandit, Turji, is said to be applying the same tactics as locals said rumours of him aligning with terrorist groups is ripe.

“He has fixed prayer times and has preachers preaching in the community. He has also chased out all those selling drugs and engaging in all forms of lascivious acts,” said a source in one of the neighbouring communities.

He said Turji may soon declare for Boko Haram fully even as men from his gang had recently moved in large numbers to join fighters belonging to Gide camp in a new camp springing up in Dangulbi Forest.

It is unclear what is the motive of the combined forces.


Alliance extremely dangerous – Expert

In his reaction Bukarti, who has studied the Islamic insurgency in the Sahel region closely, said the incursion of Boko Haram and similar groups to other states outside the North East is a dangerous move that should be halted by the authorities.

“Firstly, Boko Haram can give groups moral justification for their killings and criminality,” he said.

“If a criminal that has been massacring people and abducting them starts to believe that what he is doing is not a crime but a Jihad, he will get even more brutal and cruel. Secondly, enlisting in Boko Haram will allow criminal groups to recruit young people who might not have otherwise joined them.”

Bukarti also expressed fears that Boko Haram can transfer its skills of making weapons such as improvised explosive devices to the criminal gangs they are linked with and boost their weapon supply.

“On Boko Haram’s part, a link with the criminal elements in the North is a fulfilment of its expansionist ambitions. The relationship can also give Boko Haram access to the kidnapping industry in the North West as well the cattle rustling and mining ones. This will boost Boko Haram’s finances,” he said.

The researcher said the Nigerian government must take quick steps to stop the terrorist groups in their expansionist agenda.

“For Nigeria, this alliance is extremely dangerous. That is why government must work flat out to disrupt it. Continuing to deny in the face of clear evidence will only allow the criminals and terrorists time to consolidate their relationship.

“If that happens, the situation in the North West will get even worse and, in addition to the human cost, Northern Nigeria’s economy will take a serious hit,” he explained.

Spokesperson of the DSS, Peter Afunaya, did not respond to the request for comments on this story. He did not answer repeated calls and did not reply to two text messages sent to him by this reporter.

https://dailytrust.com/boko-haram-others-in-mass-recruitment-of-bandits

SamuelAnyawu:


This is how it should be done. I do not subscribe to rehabilitation. Even the Governor is now thinking twice about this rehabilitation because over 70% still go back to the bushes.

In my community here Rehabilitated BH don’t go outside the IDP camp because they might be lynched by the folks who have lost loved ones.

Those that the rehabilitation is for are those that were forcefully recruited by the terrorists. They were screened before admitted into the program. Screening includes checking under the nails for gunpowder residuals to ascertain whether the individual is an active shooter or not. The trigger finger is also checked. There are a lot of other things that they check too. Definitely some of them will return to the terrorists, it should be expected and should also be weaponized by the government to embed people who will be giving the security agencies Intel on the terrorists. If more than 80% of those that pass through the program do not return to their old ways, it should be continued.

DubaiLandLord:


“He has fixed prayer times and has preachers preaching in the community. He has also chased out all those selling drugs and engaging in all forms of lascivious acts,” said a source in one of the neighbouring communities.
https://dailytrust.com/boko-haram-others-in-mass-recruitment-of-bandits

This is what will destroy the alliance. Majority of the bandits are common criminals with no regard for morals or codes. Many of them are hooked on drugs for life and will rather die than allow anyone prevent them from taking the drugs. Most of them are in it for materials gain, the terrorists will be expecting them to make payments to them and another problem will start from there.
With JAS in trouble, their bandits friends should have been moving in to help them fend off against ISWAP but no show. Common criminals shouldn't be expected to fight for ideologies.
They may team up for now to ensure survival but it can may not last long.

Whyem15:



This is what will destroy the alliance. Majority of the bandits are common criminals with no regard for morals or codes. Many of them are hooked on drugs for life and will rather die than allow anyone prevent them from taking the drugs. Most of them are in it for materials gain, the terrorists will be expecting them to make payments to them and another problem will start from there.
With JAS in trouble, their bandits friends should have been moving in to help them fend off against ISWAP but no show. Common criminals shouldn't be expected to fight for ideologies.
They may team up for now to ensure survival but it can may not last long.

Boko Haram and ISWAP members do use drugs too. Haven't you seen drugs and condoms in different Boko Haram and ISWAP camps that are always raided by the army?

DubaiLandLord:
Boko Haram and ISWAP members do use drugs too. Haven't you seen drugs and condoms in different Boko Haram and ISWAP camps that are always raided by the army?

ISWAP members uses it but it is frowned against and attracts punishment most times.
Why then did the bandit leader chase out those selling drugs from his camp?

Whyem15:



This is what will destroy the alliance. Majority of the bandits are common criminals with no regard for morals or codes. Many of them are hooked on drugs for life and will rather die than allow anyone prevent them from taking the drugs. Most of them are in it for materials gain, the terrorists will be expecting them to make payments to them and another problem will start from there.
With JAS in trouble, their bandits friends should have been moving in to help them fend off against ISWAP but no show. Common criminals shouldn't be expected to fight for ideologies.
They may team up for now to ensure survival but it can may not last long.

Exactly, money is what drives bandit and not irresponsible Jihad.

Hours after the alleged pact of Boko Haram and ISWAP, a coordinated multiple airstrikes yesterday by aircraft from the Nigerian Airforce have destroyed their strongholds in Sabon Tumbu, Jibularam and Kwalaram, all in the Lake Chad region in Borno State; neutralizing scores including Ali Chakkar and other top commanders who were holding meeting at a spiritual base also dismantled.

bidexiii:

Hours after the alleged pact of Boko Haram and ISWAP, a coordinated multiple airstrikes yesterday by aircraft from the Nigerian Airforce have destroyed their strongholds in Sabon Tumbu, Jibularam and Kwalaram, all in the Lake Chad region in Borno State; neutralizing scores including Ali Chakkar and other top commanders who were holding meeting at a spiritual base also dismantled.

Any official statement from the NAF and DHQ?

OPERATION HADIN KAI: TROOPS IN CONJUNCTION WITH AIR COMPONENT NEUTRALISE BHTs/ISWAP TERRORISTS AT FOB BULA YOBE IN BORNO STATE

...recover gun trucks, arms and ammunition

Troops of 152 Task Force Battalion in conjunction with the Air Component of Operation HADIN KAI on Sunday, 27 June, 2021 dealt a devastating blow on marauding Boko Haram ( BHT) and Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) while attempting to infiltrate the Forward Operational Base at Bula Yobe in Borno State.

The terrorists, who came mounted on Gun trucks and several motorcycles attacked the location via an unsuspected crossing point, but were met with heavy volume of fire from the vigilant troops. The Land troops, in their usual dexterity swiftly and decisively engaged the terrorists, subsequently forcing them to retreat, having lost initiative.

The troops sustained the fire fight and successfully neutralised 12 terrorists, with several others fleeing with gun shot wounds. The troops gallantly captured one Gun Truck, one Self Propelled Gun-9, one Dushika Gun and one mounted QJC Machine Gun. Other items captured are one Light Machine Gun and five AK 47 Rifles.

Sadly, during the encounter two soldiers paid the supreme sacrifice, while five others sustained varying degrees of injury and have been evacuated by the Air component of OPHK to a medical facility, where they are currently receiving medical attention.

The general area within FOB Bula Yobe is cool and calm under the control of troops of the battalion. Further exploitation by the resilient troops is ongoing .

The Chief of Army Staff, Major General Faruk Yahaya has lauded the Land troops and the Air Component for their synergy and quick response, which is in tandem with the ongoing rejigging of the counter terrorism counter insurgency operations in the North East. He charged the troops to maintain the tempo and vehemently hold their ground, to deny the terrorists freedom of action.

ONYEMA NWACHUKWU
Brigadier General
Director Army Public Relations
28 June 2021

And ESN? or they don't qualify to get shot

DubaiLandLord:
This is the only thing bandits and terrorists groups like Fulanis herdsmen, ISWAP and Boko Haram deserve.

bidexiii:

Hours after the alleged pact of Boko Haram and ISWAP, a coordinated multiple airstrikes yesterday by aircraft from the Nigerian Airforce have destroyed their strongholds in Sabon Tumbu, Jibularam and Kwalaram, all in the Lake Chad region in Borno State; neutralizing scores including Ali Chakkar and other top commanders who were holding meeting at a spiritual base also dismantled.

that airstrike mad oo, i heard about it but no data to post .the rest japa, some sf unit with armour brigade run some mod up operation b

[quote author=bidexiii post=103168274]OPERATION HADIN KAI: TROOPS IN CONJUNCTION WITH AIR COMPONENT NEUTRALISE BHTs/ISWAP TERRORISTS AT FOB BULA YOBE IN BORNO STATE

...recover gun trucks, arms and ammunition

Troops of 152 Task Force Battalion in conjunction with the Air Component of Operation HADIN KAI on Sunday, 27 June, 2021 dealt a devastating blow on marauding Boko Haram ( BHT) and Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) while attempting to infiltrate the Forward Operational Base at Bula Yobe in Borno State.
check that number two picture which device they use abeg