Successful Collaboration: Nigerian Army and DSS Foil Insurgents’ Plans to Attack Kano

The Nigerian military announced on Friday that a joint operation between the Nigerian Army and the Department of State Services (DSS) effectively prevented an imminent attack on Kano by insurgents.

In a statement by Brigadier General Onyema Nwachukwu, the Director of Army Public Relations, it was revealed that the joint troops conducted a raid on the hideout of suspected Boko Haram Terrorists (BHT) early on Friday, 3 November 2023. The operation was aimed at uncovering and apprehending the individuals believed to be planning a major operation in Kano State.

The troops displayed swift action, successfully apprehending two BHT suspects who are now in custody. The raid also resulted in the recovery of a significant cache of weapons and materials, including five AK 47 rifles, five AK 47 rifle magazines, one Rocket Propelled Gun (RPG), five RPG bombs, six hand grenades, five pairs of desert camouflage uniforms, ten pairs of magazine pouches, and improvised explosive device (IED) making materials.

The statement highlighted the paramount significance of inter-agency cooperation between the Nigerian Army and other security agencies in the success of the operation. This exemplary collaboration serves as a testament to the collective determination and resilience of our security forces in the fight against insurgency and other security challenges.

As the operation continues to curb insecurity, the Nigerian Army and other security agencies urged the public to remain vigilant and actively participate by providing timely and credible information.

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