The troops of Operation Fansan Yamma have neutralised several key terrorist kingpins in Zamfara and Sokoto States between 1st to 10th February 2025.
The operation according to a statement by Coordinator Joint Media Coordination Centre
Operation Fansan Yamma, Lieutenant Colonel Abubakar Abdullahi resulted in the neutralization of numerous terrorists and enhancing the safety and security of lives and property within the joint operations area.
During the period, troops successfully neutralized dozens of terrorists, including kingpins such as Kachalla Na Faransa, Dogon Bakkwalo, Auta Gobaje and Dan Mai Dutsi, among others. Notably, many of these individuals were eliminated in a fierce battle in Shinkafi and Zurmi Local Government Areas (LGA) of Zamfara State as well as Isa LGA of Sokoto State.
The operations have also dismantled the terrorist network and destroyed their support structures, significantly weakening their operational capacity.
In addition to neutralising key figures, troops have actively targeted terrorist hideouts and an estimated 40 enclaves have been destroyed, with important locations such as Tungar Fulani, Unguwar Goga, Gangara Hill, and Gidan Maji cleared of terrorists.
This extensive offensive operation is crucial in disrupting the logistical and operational capabilities of terrorists in the North West region.
The troops have also successfully recovered a cache of arms and ammunition, which will be crucial in preventing further attacks. In a compassionate effort, the troops rescued dozens of kidnapped victims during these operations, contributing to the overall security and peace in the affected areas.
As Operation continues, Operation Fansan Yamma said it remains committed to disrupting the cycle of terrorism in Northwest Nigeria and Niger State. It also encourages the public to continue providing information on the fleeing terrorists to include Bello Turji and his henchmen.
Troops of Operation Fansan Yamma also assure all citizens that their contributions will be treated with the utmost confidentiality and respect.
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