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The Nigerian Air Force (NAF) launched airstrikes in Alawa Forests, located in Shiroro Local Government Area of Niger State, killed of several terrorists and the destruction of weaponry.

According to Zagazola Makama, Counter Insurgency Expert on Lake-Chad, the air missions were conducted based on intelligence that revealed the presence of key leaders of Jama’atu Ahlis Sunna Lidda’Awati Wal-Jihad (JAS), including Saddiku, Umar Taraba, and Kabiru Doctor, in the area.

Makama disclosed that the strikes obliterated weapons, technical vehicles, and eight motorcycles used by the extremists.

He stated that these sustained attacks have forced the terrorists to abandon their traditional hideouts, with many fleeing to the Birnin Gwari Local Government Area of Kaduna State, signaling a shift in their base of operations.

“The Alawa Forests have long been a suspected refuge for various terrorist factions, making it a priority target for counterinsurgency operations.

“Intelligence reports suggest that Birnin Gwari, once a stronghold of Ansaru extremists aiming to establish a caliphate, could become the new hub for the fleeing insurgents,”Makama said

NAF’s ongoing operations, he said, aim to maintain pressure on the terrorists, with plans to extend airstrikes to emerging threats in Birnin Gwari.

He added that assessments of the Alawa mission are underway, with more updates expected as the evaluation continues.

Makama noted that this operation underscores the military’s commitment to disrupting terrorist activities and safeguarding affected regions from insurgent threats.

He stated that these sustained attacks have forced the terrorists to abandon their traditional hideouts, with many fleeing to the Birnin Gwari Local Government Area of Kaduna State, signaling a shift in their base of operations.

zero8zero:
You see why this war is very tough, these terrorists keep running from one border state to another. The military needs lots of support and prayers.

Botragelad:
The Nigerian Air Force is in for a challenge if they're serious about taking down those terrorists. These guys are sneaky, always disguising themselves and hiding among civilians. So, unless the Nigerian military goes all out and takes down the terrorists and their mates(those who aid them), I just don't see how they'll come out on top.

And, get ready for a load of media noise and propaganda from the terrorists' PR people trying to spin the narrative. It's a tricky business, carrying out precise strikes. You gotta know your stuff, gather intel, and then do your best.

Now the reality is, there's gonna be collateral damage, and civilians are gonna lose their lives. Point here is, I'm not sure the Nigerian Air Force has got the ability to pull off precise attacks like some other countries.
Israel as a case study! 🤷🏼

STEWpid:
C h a i..






Madam Chai, you don come back



Bad heads are rolling..
Their blood is gushing out..

E be like say awa Armed Forces don dey try..

zero8zero:
Madam Chai, you don come back

Botragelad:
The Nigerian Air Force is in for a challenge if they're serious about taking down those terrorists. These guys are sneaky, always disguising themselves and hiding among civilians. So, unless the Nigerian military goes all out and takes down the terrorists and their mates(those who aid them), I just don't see how they'll come out on top.

And, get ready for a load of media noise and propaganda from the terrorists' PR people trying to spin the narrative. It's a tricky business, carrying out precise strikes. You gotta know your stuff, gather intel, and then do your best.

Now the reality is, there's gonna be collateral damage, and civilians are gonna lose their lives. Point here is, I'm not sure the Nigerian Air Force has got the ability to pull off precise attacks like some other countries.
Israel as a case study! 🤷🏼

zero8zero:
You see why this war is very tough, these terrorists keep running from one border state to another. The military needs lots of support and prayers.

UncleAyo:
The best solution that will solve atleast 60% of terrorism in Nigeria is to educate our people about the fakery of these imported religions. Especially Islam and Christianity - Abrahamic religions.

We will keep having new terrorists unless people are made to understand through intentional campaigns about how fake and ridiculous these religions are.

Botragelad:
The Nigerian Air Force is in for a challenge if they're serious about taking down those terrorists. These guys are sneaky, always disguising themselves and hiding among civilians. So, unless the Nigerian military goes all out and takes down the terrorists and their mates(those who aid them), I just don't see how they'll come out on top.

And, get ready for a load of media noise and propaganda from the terrorists' PR people trying to spin the narrative. It's a tricky business, carrying out precise strikes. You gotta know your stuff, gather intel, and then do your best.

Now the reality is, there's gonna be collateral damage, and civilians are gonna lose their lives. Point here is, I'm not sure the Nigerian Air Force has got the ability to pull off precise attacks like some other countries.
Israel as a case study! 🤷🏼

zero8zero:
https://businessday.ng/news/article/naf-airstrikes-destroy-terrorists-weapons-in-niger-states-alawa-forests/?amp

adexpa:
It's a two edged saw, we've got to flush out the irredeemable ones and educate the redeemable ones......we need to sustain the two for sometimes before we focus on the education part. The north is destroyed with brainwashed illiterate unrepentant guys