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Troops arrest suspected terrorist collaborators in Taraba
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Troops arrest suspected terrorist collaborators in Taraba

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Troops of Operation Whirl Stroke (OPWS) have arrested three people suspected of helping terrorists during a raid in Karim-Lamido local government of Taraba state.

Security sources said the operation was carried out around 6:10 a.m. on May 10, 2026, by troops of Sector 3 OPWS stationed in Jimilari.

The troops reportedly carried out coordinated raids on suspected terrorist hideouts in Binari, Chibi and Andamin communities after receiving intelligence about criminal activities in the area.

According to the sources who spoke to security analyst, Zagazola Makama, the three suspects are believed to have been supporting terrorist groups operating in the communities.

Military authorities said the suspects are currently in custody and are being questioned to determine “the extent of their involvement and possible links to wider criminal networks.”

The authorities also said troops would continue clearance operations and intelligence-based raids across vulnerable communities in Karim-Lamido to “dismantle support structures for criminal elements and restore security in the area.”

Troops arrest suspected terrorist collaborators in Taraba

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