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bidexiii:
Probably Fulani, not sure tho

bidexiii:
[/b]Morocco Receives Second Batch of U.S. AH-64E Apache Helicopters Expanding Combat Strike Capability[b]

bidexiii:
[/b]A Nigerian Army brigadier general has paid the Supreme Price, another top hierarchy loss in the continuous counterterrorism operations in the North East. This followed multiple attacks by the terrorists spread across four locations last night across Borno.

The first attack was launched in Pulka and Bakin Ruwa, both in Gwoza Local Government Area of Borno, at about 10:30 p.m. on Wednesday.

Rumours as it that the Late Brig.-Gen. Braimoh tried to Escape terrorist assault but the armoured vehicle failed to Start[b]

Odunayaw:
While AH-1Z Vipers delivery lags on

bidexiii:
[/b]In a Surgical operation in the Plateau, troops free 21 abducted victims and destroy bandit camps[b]

In Daji Madam Forest in Plateau State, Nigerian Army troops conducted a coordinated clearance operation that resulted in the rescue of 21 abducted victims and the destruction of multiple bandits' camps.

According to security sources, a team from the Office of the National Security Adviser (ONSA) and soldiers from the 33 Artillery Brigade, under the command of Brig.-Gen. S.S. Shehu, carried out the operation in the early hours of April 9.

The operation went after known bandit enclaves in the forest, including Dogo Ruwa and Bogwas.

bidexiii:
[/b]#NAF
#T129 ATAK
#ISWAP/BHT TERMINATOR[b]

bidexiii:
[/b]#NA
#DHQSOF
#CION[b]

bidexiii:
[/b]SWAP attacked Nigerian army positions in Monguno, Borno State early this morning, on the way to reinforce the camp, Colonel I.A. Muhammad was ambushed by ISWAP and killed along with four other soldiers, yet another high ranking officer falls to insurgent bullets in the northeast.
There are rumors that the attack came in a kamikaze drone attack on his convoy, while some other sources claimed it was an I.E.D. trap [b]

bidexiii:
[/b]SWAP attacked Nigerian army positions in Monguno, Borno State early this morning, on the way to reinforce the camp, Colonel I.A. Muhammad was ambushed by ISWAP and killed along with four other soldiers, yet another high ranking officer falls to insurgent bullets in the northeast.
There are rumors that the attack came in a kamikaze drone attack on his convoy, while some other sources claimed it was an I.E.D. trap [b]

Odunayaw:
The rate of losing high ranking men is alarming

Odunayaw:
The rate of losing high ranking men is alarming

VonSmallhausen:
This is really sad. These ISWAP terrorists obviously know our Commanding Officers' vehicles and seem to target them every time. We really need to go into full war gear to bring this war under control.
We must make identifying and destroying their logistic centres a fulltime job for some segments of the Army and Airforce. And when are we going to start using our own FPV kamikaze drones? Those things can actually be built domestically. We really need to rethink this war and quickly too!!

bidexiii:
[/b]SWAP attacked Nigerian army positions in Monguno, Borno State early this morning, on the way to reinforce the camp, Colonel I.A. Muhammad was ambushed by ISWAP and killed along with four other soldiers, yet another high ranking officer falls to insurgent bullets in the northeast.
There are rumors that the attack came in a kamikaze drone attack on his convoy, while some other sources claimed it was an I.E.D. trap [b]

bidexiii:
ISWAP claimed responsibility for the attacks that targeted the Nigerian army in Monguno, stating that they assaulted a position in the outskirts to lure out reinforcements from the main military camp and target them with IEDs, the plan went on successfully and led to the death of six soldiers including Colonel I.A. Muhammad.

ISWAP claimed responsibility for the attacks that targeted the Nigerian army in Monguno, stating that they assaulted a position in the outskirts to lure out reinforcements from the main military camp and target them with IEDs, the plan went on successfully and led to the death of seven soldiers including Colonel I.A. Muhammad, the death toll has also been confirmed by the Nigerian army.

bidexiii:
Commanding officers are now more involved in operational activities after the then CDS Christopher Musa said officers would be held accountable for loosing there command/base.
And at the same time it's not good for the morale and image of the Army. Dont forget we have been loosing soldiers especially NCO's, it's the senior CO's that are feeling the heat now, hopefully they'll do the needful has they are loosing men in there cadre.

Tochex101:
Moral is very low especially in Borno....... Loosing 2 commanders and multiple comrades to boko Haram in a week is very gruesome, they military should do a massive personnel rotation.

I saw the video of Muhammads death, after the convoy got immobilised by the IED..... they were swarmed and matcheted.
Gallannt men butchered like cattle....... Very gory.
I have no words.....

Odunayaw:
Where did you see the vid

Tochex101:
I have a combatant friend in that very location....

God bless the Nigeria Airforce— May Nigeria Succeed. pic.twitter.com/kbdRoSMsx9

— SarkinFOTO (@FotoNugget) April 14, 2026

bidexiii:
[/b]NA ĹOOSING MEN & EQUIPMENT [b]

ISWAP claimed responsibility for the four simultaneous attacks that targeted Nigerian army camps and positions in Pulka, Warabe, Benisheikh and Ngamdu on the night between April 8 and 9, which resulted in the death three CJTF militiamen and at least five soldiers including Brigadier General Braimah and a Captain.

In total the terrorists claimed to have destroyed 40 vehicles belonging to the Nigerian army and government (20 in Pulka, 14 in Benisheikh, 4 in Ngamdu and 2 in Warabe), and to have captured four vehicles in addition to war spoils from the various positions.

bidexiii:
[/b]TROOPS SMASHES BANDIT STRONGHOLDS IN BAUCHI, RESCUES HOSTAGES RECOVERS ARMS [b]

Troops of 33 Artillery Brigade under Operation WUTAN DAJI have recorded a significant operational success following a coordinated clearance operation in Kumbodoro Forest and Kumbodoro Village in Bauchi State. The offensive offensive operation dealt a major setback to bandit networks operating within the area.

Troops successfully cleared multiple bandit enclaves, including the notorious Azuge camps within the Kumbodoro Forest axis. Supported by the Air Component, the troops neutralised several bandits and dismantled key operational bases, further degrading the criminals’ capability to threaten lives and property of citizens. The operation led to rescue of eight kidnapped victims.

A thorough search of the bandits enclave led to the recovery of cache of arms and equipment, including 4 skeletal rifles, 4 dane guns, one FN rifle magazine, one AK-47 magazine, as well as communication devices and other operational items.
Other recovered items include 2 pairs of boots, 3 helmets, one power bank, one StarTimes decoder, QJC meta links, one jackknife, 6 mobile handsets, arrows, radio chargers, OPAY ATM cards, photographs, an identity card, several pairs of security agency uniforms and leg chains.

Relatedly, troops deployed at Duguri while acting on credible intelligence, recovered 36 cows at Mushen Kura Village in collaboration with local vigilantes. The livestock are believed to have been abandoned by fleeing bandits due to sustained military pressure. Efforts are ongoing to identify and return the animals to their rightful owners.

The Nigerian Army remains resolute in its mission to restore peace and stability across all theatres of operation, leveraging intelligence-driven operations, joint force synergy and strategic partnerships to deny bandits and terrorists any safe haven.