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BREAKING: Nigerian Military Strikes Terrorists’ Camp During Meeting With ISWAP New Leader –

Ibom FocusBy Ibom FocusNovember 13, 2021No Comments2 Mins Read
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BREAKING: Nigerian Military Strikes Terrorists’ Camp During Meeting With ISWAP New Leader

Information reaching Ibom Focus says that Nigerian Military Strikes Terrorists’ Camp During Meeting With ISWAP New Leader, Shuwaram

Fighter jets of the Nigerian Air Force on Friday killed scores of the Islamic State of West Africa Province (ISWAP) fighters and injured many others, at Sabon Tumbun and Jibularam in the Marte Local Government Area of Borno State.

It was learnt that the terrorists encountered aerial bombardments of the military jets, when they were holding a meeting with their new leader, Sani Shuwaram.

Nigerian Military Strikes

According to PRNigeria, intelligence sources, who were part of the counter-insurgency operation of the military, said the coordinated aerial and ground operation was executed by the Nigerian Army and Air Force jets, targeting the newly-appointed Wali of ISWAP, Sani Shuwaram, at a rendezvous with other Senior Commanders.

“The strikes were executed after an intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance study, by the Air Task Force.

“Several jihadists were killed, including high-ranking insurgents’ commanders, foot soldiers and Hisbah police of the ISWAP faction.

“A ground assessment confirmed that some of the ISWAP top Commanders that were at the scene at the time of the strikes include; Muhammed Bako, Special Militant Forces Commander (Rijal Ann); Muhammad Malumma, a Chief Judge of Marte; Goni Mustapha, the Chief Imam; Muhammed Ba’ana, Commander of Kirta; Muhammed Ali, Amir of Kwalaram; Ibn Umar, Chief Prosecutor; Bakura Gana, Commander of Jubularam; and Malam Musa, Amir of Jubularam,” a top military source stated.

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