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Troops neutralise terrorist kingpin, arrest two suspects in Katsina
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Troops neutralise terrorist kingpin, arrest two suspects in Katsina

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Troops of the Joint Task Force North West, Operation FANSAN YAMMA, have neutralised two terrorists, including a known kingpin identified as Abbah Alhassan, while arresting two suspected terrorists in separate operations in Katsina State.

The operations took place on September 15, 2026, after troops of Sector 2 received credible intelligence about plans by terrorists to attack communities in Matazu and Kankara local government areas.

Acting on the intelligence, the troops mobilised towards the identified terrorist hideout, where they made contact with the terrorists and engaged them with superior firepower. Two terrorists, including Abbah Alhassan, were neutralised, while others fled into the surrounding bush.

During the exploitation of the area, troops recovered 10 rounds of ammunition, a motorcycle, a cutlass, camouflage clothing and Indian hemp, among other items.

In a separate operation on the same day, troops of Sector 2 arrested two suspected terrorists in the Yantumaki general area of Dan Musa LGA. Preliminary interrogation indicated that the suspects were allegedly associated with a terrorist kingpin identified as Mannori.

The suspects remain in custody for further investigation, as troops continue operations aimed at disrupting terrorist networks, rescuing victims and denying criminal elements freedom of action across the joint operations area.

Troops neutralise terrorist kingpin, arrest two suspects in Katsina

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