Troops from the Joint Task Force Operation Hadarin Daji, OPHD, have carried out a daring rescue mission in Zamfara, freeing five women and two babies who had been held captive for two months. The victims, kidnapped from Marange village in Niger State, endured months of captivity before being liberated by the vigilant troops in the Kuyambana area.
The successful operation was the result of relentless pressure on the bandits by the troops, leading to the victims’ escape from the terrorists’ enclaves. Lt. Suleiman Omale, the Information Officer to the Operation, praised the professionalism exhibited by the troops during the rescue and emphasized the importance of maintaining momentum until all nefarious elements are eradicated, restoring peace and normalcy in the region.
The rescued individuals underwent debriefing sessions and were promptly handed over to the relevant authorities for the necessary procedures to reunite them with their families. Maj. Gen. Godwin Matkut, the General Officer Commanding 8 Division of the Nigerian Army Sokoto, commended the troops for their efforts and urged them to continue their mission of ensuring the safety and security of the region.
This courageous rescue operation highlights the dedication and bravery of the troops in the fight against terrorism and the protection of innocent lives. The swift and decisive action taken by the Joint Task Force Operation Hadarin Daji serves as a beacon of hope for those affected by conflict and violence in the region.
