Safe Nigeria Project

ISWAP terrorists launched an attack on a Nigerian military base located in Adamawa State. In the ensuing confrontation, Nigerian troops successfully repelled the assault and killed six of the insurgents.

Police authorities in Kaduna State successfully apprehended 12 individuals suspected of involvement in kidnapping activities. The operation also led to the recovery of several AK-47 rifles used by the criminal network. These arrests are part of ongoing efforts to dismantle kidnapping syndicates operating within the state.

The Air Component of the Joint Task Force conducted a precision airstrike targeting an ISWAP enclave in Badu Village, Borno State, resulting in the death of over 40 terrorists.

Troops of the Nigerian Army, in collaboration with other security agencies, conducted a rescue operation in the Sasaro Forest of Akoko-Edo LGA, Edo State. They successfully rescued a kidnap victim identified as Prince Micheal Akao. During the operation, three suspected kidnappers were neutralised by the security forces. The troops also recovered locally made guns and cartridges from the scene.

The Niger State Police Command arrested a 29-year-old man, Godwin Yahaya, for allegedly conspiring to kidnap and kill a farmer named Jonah Isah. The motive for the crime was reportedly to take over the victim's land. The suspect is currently in police custody facing charges related to the conspiracy and attempted murder.

Suspected armed herdsmen launched a violent attack on multiple communities in Ukum LGA, Benue State, on Friday evening. At least six bodies have been recovered, though local residents suggest the death toll could be as high as nine. Several other residents remain missing following the assault on the Mbatian and Mbazum districts. The attackers fled the area after the raid.