Senate applauds military for victory over terrorists in Borno state

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    The Special Forces under Operation HADIN KAI have received praise from the Senate’s Committee on Army for their recent counterterrorism operation in Kukawa, Borno State, which resulted in the killing of terrorists, Amir Abu Fatima, the commander of Boko Haram/ISWAP, and his lieutenants.

    In a statement, Senator AbdulAziz Musa Yar’Adua, the chairman of the senate committee, wrote that the precision exercise “marks a significant milestone in our collective fight against insurgency.”

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    “This victory is a testament to the bravery and dedication of our troops who have steadfastly remained in the forefront. The successful operation demonstrates the military’s unwavering commitment to restoring peace and security in the North East.

    “I applaud the strategic planning, intelligence gathering, and execution that led to this outcome, which was achieved without any casualties on our side.

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    Senator AbdulAziz Musa Yar’Adua

    “The elimination of Abu Fatima, with a N100 million bounty on his head, deals a severe blow to the terrorist organisation. This success will undoubtedly boost the confidence of our citizens and reinforce their trust in the military’s ability to protect them.

    “I urge our security agencies to maintain this momentum, ensuring that insurgents are relentlessly pursued and dismantled,” Senator Yar’Adua stated.

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    Senate applauds military for victory over terrorists in Borno state

    In addition to praising the entire Nigerian Army and Chief of Army Staff Lt. Gen. Olufemi Oluyede on the accomplishment, he reaffirmed the Senate’s support for the valiant soldiers and promised to keep working to improve their skills.

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