NIGERIAN ARMY INTENSIFIES ONSLAUGHT ON BANDITS, OVERRUNS CAMPS, CAPTURES FAMILIES, DESTROYS LOGISTICS IN BAUCHI FOREST
The Nigerian Army has continued to record significant successes in its ongoing clearance operations against bandit elements, as troops sustain offensive actions across identified criminal enclaves in Bauchi.
In continuation of ongoing operations, troops of 33 Artillery Brigade, in conjunction with the Office of the National Security Adviser (ONSA) team, conducted a clearance operation within the Dajin Madam Forest. The operation resulted in the successful clearing of several bandit camps, including the notorious Azuge and Hari camps, further disrupting the activities of criminal elements in the area.
During the operation, troops neutralized a number of bandits, while several others fled under sustained military pressure. In addition, banditsโ family members comprising 6 women and 13 children were taken into custody. Several motorcycles used by the criminals for mobility were also destroyed, further limiting their operational capability.
A cache of items was recovered during the operation, including one AK-47 magazine, packs of tramadol drugs, a pair of police uniform, several military uniforms and 2 horses, all indicative of the groupโs criminal activities and attempts at impersonation to commit criminalities.
Troops are currently maintaining a firm hold position within the Dajin Madam Forest to consolidate on the gains achieved and prevent any re-infiltration by fleeing bandits.
In a related development, troops conducted a follow-up clearance operation to Mainamaji as part of the exploitation of the general area following recent air strikes on bandit hideouts. The operation recorded no contact, further suggesting that sustained military pressure has significantly degraded the presence and movement of bandits within the area. The continued success of these operations underscores the effectiveness of ongoing military offensives and the increasing dislocation of bandit networks.
The Nigerian Army remains resolute in its commitment to sustaining pressure on all criminal elements until lasting peace and security are restored. Members of the public are encouraged to continue supporting security agencies with timely and credible information.
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โWhen an Igbo man sends his daughter to private school and his son to public school, no patriachy.
When a man allows his daughters stay home, and his sons go to his store to do heavy lifting, no lgbo patriachy.
When a house is in trouble and everyone ignores the woman while putting all the blame on the man, calling him incompetent, no Igbo patriachy.
When a man is implicitly forced to take on the financial burden of his family and that of his in-laws; he builds his family house, builds his parents a house, builds his wife's parents a house, trains relatives in school, etc. no patriarchy.
they will sell stories of girls made to cook, conveniently, forgetting boys are made to wash cars, wash tanks and handle other riskier tasks.
"Wife was made to cook by 4am", but the man leaving home by 4am to go face a chaotic business environment is doing it coz he will meet Davido and Wizkid there right?โ
said it before, this whole patriarchy talks is by wretched twitter bitter misandrists disguising as feminists.
same you guys pushing this beer parlor narrative are same people thatโd unapologetically reduce yourself to nothing by doing more than intended for men, making them see you as desperate and when they decide they canโt settle for less, you turn misandrist.
then all of a sudden, all men are evil because one man decided not to settle for a wretched girl without value and purpose.
She called me and was screaming.
she said "I won!" "There were so many people but I was among the winners!".
It was a proud sister moment for me, I was sooo happy!!
But looking at her right now, it feels like she's leaving me slowly, my girl needs help and I can't do it alone.