Soldiers Declare ‘No Mercy’ On Terrorists, Neutralize Over 50 Bandits In Zamfara
Troops of Operation Fansan Yan Bindiga have achieved a major breakthrough in the fight against terrorism in Zamfara State, neutralizing over 50 terrorists and inflicting severe injuries on at least 25 others, including high-profile commanders loyal to Bello Turji and Sani Mai Nasara (Sani Black).
The successful operation marked the first time Nigerian forces dominated the notorious Tungan Fulani Hills — a former terrorist stronghold linked to the 2019 ambush that claimed the lives of an army major and 16 soldiers
Among the terrorists killed were notorious figures Kachallah Sanni Bammuwa, Kachallah Auta, Audu Gajere, Kabiru Jangeru, Dan-Gajere (son of Audu Jabbi), and Bako Malaika.
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Military sources confirmed that five previous attempts to penetrate the valley had failed due to fierce resistance.
Securing the area disrupted the terrorists’ weapons supply routes from Niger Republic and Mali while cutting off their escape pathways.
“This victory sends a strong message: there is no safe haven for terrorists in Nigeria,” a military source said.
Following this success, the military has declared “Operation Show No Mercy,” vowing to eliminate terrorists without negotiation or retreat.
“The time for hiding is over. Bello Turji, Sani Black, and their fighters must either surrender unconditionally or face total annihilation,” a source stated.
Security forces have called on local communities to cooperate with intelligence operatives and report suspicious movements to help track fleeing terrorists.
“The Nigerian Army, with support from the Air Force and other agencies, is committed to eradicating terrorism in the North-West. The fight is far from over, but every terrorist camp will be destroyed, and every fugitive brought to justice,” the source added.
With renewed military momentum, further decisive actions are expected in Zamfara, Sokoto, Katsina, Kebbi, and Kaduna States.
