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🚨 TROOPS ARREST SUSPECTED ISWAP T£RR∅R!ST LOGISTICS COURIER/SUPPLIER IN BORNO 🚨

On June 7, troops of Operation HADIN KAI (19 Battalion and 25 Brigade Garrison), working with the Civilian Joint Task Force (CJTF), arrested a suspected logistics supplier, Malam Bako Ibrahim, along the Sierra 4 axis in Damboa LGA, Borno State.

The arrest was the result of intelligence-led operations aimed at disrupting terrorist support networks.

📦 ITEMS RECOVERED FROM THE SUSPECT:

✅ 86 mosquito nets
✅ A bicycle
✅ A transistor radio
✅ A mobile phone
✅ Two calculators
✅ A tyre pump
✅ Roofing sheet laths (14) and wall sheet laths (24)
✅ Six poly bags, 37 nylon bags
✅ ₦9,200 cash

Preliminary interrogation revealed that the suspect had been supplying logistics and operational materials to t£rr0r!sts operating in Damboa LGA of the state.

The suspect is currently undergoing further investigation at the Headquarters of 25 Brigade to determine the full extent of his involvement and to identify other members of the logistics network.

WHY THIS MATTERS:

Logistics suppliers are the lifeline of insurgent operations. They provide food, shelter, communication devices, and survival necessities that allow terrorists to remain in remote hideouts. Cutting off these supply lines is as critical as k!11ing fighters on the battlefield.

Targeting support networks remains a key component of ongoing counter‑terrorism operations in the North‑East. Operation HADIN KAI continues to sustain offensive and intelligence‑driven operations to dismantle terrorist cells, disrupt supply routes, and deny insurgents freedom of movement.

No supply line is safe. No collaborator is beyond reach. The net is tightening.

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