Troops arrest three suspected gun runners, rescue six victims in Zamfara
Troops of the 1 Brigade, Nigerian Army, operating under Operation FANSAN YAMMA, have arrested three suspected gun runners and rescued six victims from a terrorist attack in separate operations in Zamfara State. This was contained in a press statement signed by Captain Yusuf Mohammed, Acting Assistant Director, Army Public Relations, 1 Brigade, Nigerian Army, Gusau. […] Troops arrest three…
On Sunday, troops from the 1 Brigade of the Nigerian Army, under Operation FANSAN YAMMA, conducted two separate operations in Zamfara State. The first operation, carried out along the Kauran Namoda–Shinkafi Road, resulted in the arrest of three individuals suspected of transporting firearms. The suspects, Lukman Sulaiman, 20, Nafiu Isa, 18, and their 60-year-old driver Adamu Lawali, were apprehended after stopping and searching a Golf Wagon with registration number BMJ-143AA.
The vehicle contained an AK-103-2 rifle, a magazine, and 30 rounds of 7.62mm Special ammunition concealed in a bag of millet. The suspects claimed the firearm and ammunition were intended for delivery to Tijjani Goguwa in Yar-Galadima, but investigations are ongoing. Troops are searching for Goguwa, who is believed to own the weapon.
Later that day, another operation took place at Forward Operating Base Anka. Surveillance cameras captured a terrorist attack on a vehicle along the Anka–Gummi Main Supply Route. The troops quickly mobilized and engaged the attackers, leading to the rescue of six victims. The operation is still ongoing as authorities work to apprehend the fleeing assailants.
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