After Ambush: Multinational Joint Task Force Sends Six Terrorists To Their Ancestors

Troops of Sector 3 under the Multinational Joint Task Force (MNJTF), have neutralized six terrorists in a daring counter ambush in Binduldul, Borno State, Nigeria.

It was learnt that the operation was carried out on the 20th October 2023, towards clearing remnants of terrorists in its Areas of operation.

Confirming the killing, the Military Public Information Officer, MNJTF, N’djamena, Chad, Abubakar Abdullahi, a Lieutenant Colonel said during the operation, the troops recovered a substantial amount arms, including 2 x PKT guns, 5 x AK 47 rifles, 3 x AK 47 Magazines, and 239 x rounds of ammunition of various calibers.

He added that the seizure has dealt a heavy blow to the terrorist network and significantly disrupted their activities in the area.

Unfortunately, two soldiers sustained injuries but are in stable condition and are receiving the medical attention.

In a related development, on 17th October, 2023, Bulama Bukar, a 23-year-old suspect, surrendered to troops in Gubio, Borno State.

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Bukar claimed to be a Commander of Boko Haram, located at Camp Tafkin Chadi in Gilima village of Abadam Local Government. His voluntary surrender was facilitated by Borno State government effort.

Upon surrendering, Bulama Bukar handed over one AK 47 Rifle, 5 x Magazines, 44 x 7.62 millimeter Special Ammunition and one motorcycle, alongside other items.

This surrender and the recovery of the cache of arms will undoubtedly motivate his other colleagues to lay down arms towards more secure region.

The Force Commander, Major General Ibrahim Sallau Ali commended the bravery and dedication of troops in the successful execution of these operations adding that MNJTF remains committed to working closely with local authorities and the international community to restore peace and security in the Lake Chad basin region.

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