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NAF Special Forces Neutralise Notorious Terrorist Kingpin, 5 Others in Igabi LGA, Kaduna State

The Nigerian Air Force (NAF) announced that its Special Forces have neutralised a known terrorists kingpin, Mustapha Abdullahi and five other members of his group near Sabon Gida Forest along Sabon Birni Road in Igabi Local Government Area (LGA), Kaduna State.

According to a statement by NAF Spokesperson, AVM Edward Gabkwet: “Following intelligence report received on 31 August 2024 that a known terrorist kingpin, Mustapha Abdullahi, and 5 members of his group were sighted near Sabon Gida Forest along Sabon Birni Road in Igabi Local Government Area (LGA), Kaduna State with likely intent to kidnap, harm or kill innocent civilians, a team of Special Forces from the Nigerian Air Force (NAF) 413 Force Protection Group was dispatched to comb the location.

“After making contact with the terrorists who were on motor cycles, on sighting the Special Forces, the terrorists immediately opened fire and were met with superior fire power by the troops, eliminating all the terrorists.

“Items recovered from the terrorists included 5 den guns, locally fabricated sub-machine gun, and live ammunitions. Others include assorted charms, lighters, sim cards and phone cases.

“Efforts by the troops to rid Igabi, Birnin Gwari and environs if criminals and their activities remain ongoing. Troops have also been commended and urged to intensify ongoing efforts to safeguard lives and properties.”

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