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NAF Airstrikes Destroy Terrorists’ Logistics Base In Yadi Forest, Kaduna State

The Nigerian Air Force (NAF) has announced the destruction of terrorist logistics base at Yadi Forest in Giwa Local Government Area (LGA) of Kaduna State.

The airstrikes, the NAF said, under the aegis of Operation WHIRL PUNCH (OPWP), destroyed the logistics base belonging to the notorious terrorist kingpin Kadade Gurgu, a close ally of eliminated kingpin, Dogo Gide.

Gurgu, the Air Force noted, “has been providing shelter for notorious terrorist kingpins following the aggressive military operations in Sokoto and Zamfara State.” 

The NAF statement by Deputy Director, Public Relations and Information, Group Captain Kabiru Ali, said: “In continuation of its sustained intensive air operations against armed terrorists’ hideouts in Kaduna State and its environs, the Nigerian Air Force under the aegis of Operation WHIRL PUNCH (OPWP) has destroyed terrorist logistics base at YADI Forest in GIWA LGA of Kaduna State.

“The operation was executed on Friday, 27 Sept 2024, following credible intelligence reports indicating huge presence of terrorists and their weapons cache in the Yadi Forest. 

“Intensive intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance confirmed the consistent presence of terrorists and their motorcycles at the location. Additional intelligence revealed that the logistics base belonged to the notorious terrorist kingpin KADADE GURGU, a close ally of DOGO GIDE.

“Furthermore, available intelligence at the disposal of the NAF Air Component revealed that KADAGE GURGU has been providing shelter for notorious terrorist kingpins following the aggressive military operations in Sokoto and Zamfara State. 

“Accordingly, the Air Component dispatched an aircraft, supported by an Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) platform, to attack the target. The target area initially appeared uninhabited. However, as the aircraft approached, some of the terrorists were seen emerging from under the shrubbery and running away from the area.

“Subsequently, the target were engaged recording successful hits on the logistics facility, which was engulfed in flames with thick black smoke seen. Reports from independent sources, including local informants around the general area, later confirmed that the logistics base was totally destroyed and scores of terrorists were killed as a result of the attack. 

“The Nigerian Air Force, in collaboration with surface forces, will continue to dominate the battlespace through extensive situational awareness, constant patrols, and targeted interdiction of bandits’ safe havens within its area of responsibility and neighbouring states. This aims to decimate and flush out terrorism and criminal activities within the Northwest and North Central region.”

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