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Military troops eliminate Bello Turji’s Second-in-Command and 24 Fighters

Olatunbosun Obafemi
Last updated: January 23, 2025 4:41 am
Olatunbosun Obafemi
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In a decisive move against terrorists in Nigeria’s North West region, troops from Operation Fasan Yamma successfully eliminated the second-in-command of notorious terrorist leader Bello Turji, known as Aminu Kanawa, through a series of coordinated strikes between the 20th and 21st of January 2025,

Major General Edward Buba, the Director of Defence Media Operations, disclosed this crucial information on Wednesday in Abuja.

He said, “Troops also inflicted terminal injuries on some of Bello Turji’s close allies namely: Dosso (Bello Turji’s younger brother) and Danbokolo (one of Turji’s closest allies).

“Additionally, troops neutralised several of Bello Turji’s key commanders namely: Abu Dan Shehu, Jabbi Dogo, Dan Kane, Basiru Yellow, Kabiru Gebe, Bello Buba and Dan Inna Kahon-Saniya-Yafi-Bahaushe, among others.

“Furthermore, troops neutralised over 24 fleeing terrorists from Bello Turji’s Camp around Gebe and Isa LGA of Sokoto State, as well as around Gidan Rijiya in Shinkafi LGA of Zamfara State.

“Troops also neutralized another notable terrorist during the onslaught on Bello Turji’s enclave around Fakai high ground.

“He is identified as Suleiman, and a loyalist of late notorious terrorist leader, Halilu Sububu.

The late, Suleiman was leading a reinforcement team to rescue Bello Turji’s Camp which was in disarray, when he was eliminated during the firefight.

“The death of Bello Turji’s second in command, close allies, commanders and combatants is a significant blow to the terrorist network in the NW of the country, as well as their military and fighting capabilities.

“These groups of terrorists were notorious for numerous kidnappings and terrorist attacks across the NW, particularly in Zurmi, Shinkafi, Isa, and Sabon Birni Local Government Areas in Zamfara and Sokoto States.”

The Nigerian military forces are unwavering in their commitment to eradicating the scourge of terrorism in the North West region.

Moreover, the primary objective of these military operations is to create a safer and more secure environment for all Nigerians, free from the threats and dangers of terrorism, allowing citizens to live their lives without fear and uncertainty.

TAGGED:Bello TurjiNigerian militarySokoto StateterrorismterroriststroopsZamfara state
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