The Defence Headquarters says the troops of Operation Whirl Stroke and 117 Guards Battalion have eliminated four armed bandits and kidnappers leading to the rescue of three victims in Nasarawa and Taraba States.
Enenche said the troops while on joint clearance operation on Friday, around Mararaba Udege in Nasarawa State, raided a suspected kidnappers’ camp along Bakonu road in Nasarawa Local Government Area. Enenche further disclosed that troops of Sector 2 conducted a dawn raid operation at an identified hideout following credible intelligence on the possible regrouping of some elements linked to late Gana around Kwaghaondo village in Chanchanji council ward of Takum Local Government Area of Taraba.According to him, one AK 47 rifle, one magazine and 15 rounds of 7.62mm Special ammunition were recovered.
Shall we continue in this nonsense! After the attack on the governor that led to the killing of 15 security guards, you are here reporting death of 4 bandits. Look let this fight end once and for all. What is this game playing with people's lives.
May God protect our heroes at the Battle front
For crying out loud how can gallant soldiers eliminate only 4 bandits.I'm very sure the bandits are in their hundreds.Why won't they kil more than the said number
Only 3 in 2 states?
Go on please no mercy this around
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