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  • Troops again rescue 35 kidnap victims,  neutralise 2 terrorists in Katsina 
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Troops again rescue 35 kidnap victims,  neutralise 2 terrorists in Katsina 

Admin January 30, 2024
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Jan. 30, 2024

Troops of the Joint Task Force North West Operation HADARIN DAJI (OPHD) operating in Katsina state have rescued 35 kidnapped victims and neutralized 2 terrorists in Katsina state in a search and rescue operation.

In a statement by Yahaya Ibrahim,
Information Officer Operation HADARIN DAJI on Tuesday, this is in continuation with the series of simultaneous well coordinated clearance operations in its Areas of Operational Responsibilities in the North West which has continued to yield tremendous successes.

The feat was achieved on 27 January 2024, during clearance operation to some identified terrorist camps at Dumburum forest.

During the operation troops had an encounter with the armed terrorists, neutralizing 2 of the terrorists while others escaped with severe gunshot wounds.

The rescued victims include 19 males, 12 females as well as 4 children and were immediately handed over to the Katsina state Government by the Commander 17 Brigade Nigerian Army/Sector 2 Operation HADARIN DAJI, Brigadier General OA Fadairo, who pledged to continue the attack on the terrorist enclaves.

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