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Nigerian Army Eliminates Boko Haram Commander Abu Fatima In Borno
The military confirmed on Friday that the high-value terrorist target was neutralized during a precision air and ground strike
Maiduguri, Borno State — The Nigerian Army under Operation HADIN KAI has successfully eliminated Amir Abu Fatima, a top Boko Haram/ISWAP commander with a ₦100 million bounty on his head.
The military confirmed on Friday that the high-value terrorist target was neutralised during a precision air and ground strike carried out on May 30 in the Kukawa axis of Northern Borno State, a known insurgent stronghold.
According to the statement, “During the intense exchange of fire, Abu Fatima, was fatally wounded by gunfire. His deputy, several explosives experts, and multiple other terrorists were also eliminated in the confrontation.
Troops recovered several AK-47 rifles, magazines, assorted ordnance, and IED-making materials. The mission was completed without casualties on own forces.
“This operation delivers a significant blow to terrorist leadership in the region and reinforces the Armed Forces of Nigeria’s avowed commitment to restoring peace in the North East. See pictures below.”
