Post by PATRIOTIC SOJA ($TSIR-MUNCHAN) (@Pressman2040)

🤔💔AFTER BATTIJO’S D£@TH: WHAT NEXT IN FIGHT AGAINST T£RR∅R!ST?

🇳🇬🪖Nigerian troops have £l!m!n@ted suspected t£rr0r!st commander Kachalla Ibrahim Battijo and disrupted parts of his network in a coordinated operation in Kogi State.

🫡This sounds like a major breakthrough.

But Nigerians have seen this pattern before. Top b@nd!t and t£rr0r!st leaders have been neutralised in the past yet insecurity persists, often resurfacing in even d£@dlier forms.

1️⃣ Buharin Daji (Zamfara) – k!11ed in 2018, but b@nd!try escalated afterward across the North‑West.

2️⃣ Bello Turji’s commanders – multiple lieutenants £l!m!n@ted, yet attacks continue under regrouped factions.

3️⃣ Halilu Sububu – taken out in 2023, but k!dn@pp!ng networks quickly adapted.

4️⃣ ISWAP/ BOKOHARAM commanders – repeatedly n£utr@lised in the North‑East, yet the insurgency evolved rather than disappeared.

The pattern is clear: leaders are removed, but the structure survives and sometimes expands.

Now the big questions:

Will Battijo’s d£@th actually weaken the criminal network in Kogi or create a power vacuum for more violent factions?

Are security forces dismantling entire supply chains and informant networks, or just targeting figureheads?

Why do these groups keep regenerating despite “successful” operations?

What changes this time?

Because if history is anything to go by, £l!m!nat!ng one commander rarely ends the threat it only reshapes it.

I sincerely hope this will be a turning point, not just another cycle.

🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬GOD BLESS FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬

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