The Joint Task Force North West Operation Hadarin Daji (OPHD) has demonstrated its unwavering commitment to restoring peace and security in Zamfara State.
The troops, engaged in continuous clearance and offensive operations during the dry season, achieved a significant breakthrough by rescuing 13 kidnapped victims and apprehending 11 suspected terrorist logistic suppliers.
The rescue mission unfolded along the Gobirawan Chali and Dangulbi areas, situated along the Dansadau axis in Maru local government area.
The victims, hailing from Mutunji village in Dansadau Emirate, were abandoned by fleeing terrorists in the late hours of Sunday. Prompt action by OPHD troops ensured their safe recovery.
All rescued individuals are currently receiving medical treatment and debriefing, with plans in place for their reunification with their families.
The Zamfara state government’s representative received the victims, emphasizing collaborative efforts between the military and local authorities.
In a parallel operation, the resilient troops cleared a notorious terrorists’ hideout at Gidan Jaja in Zurmi LGA of Zamfara State, dismantling a key stronghold of criminal elements.
Simultaneously, OPHD forces apprehended 11 suspected terrorists logistic suppliers operating in Kwanar Boko, Zurmi LGA.
The suspects were transporting 127 bags of grains in two Canter trucks linked to the notorious terrorist kingpin Halilu Sububu.
Currently undergoing preliminary interrogation, these arrests mark a crucial stride in dismantling the intricate support network sustaining terrorist activities in the region.
Operation Hadarin Daji’s success underscores the military’s commitment to eradicating terrorism and ensuring the safety of citizens in Zamfara State.
