Nigerian Army Rescues 360 Captives from Terrorists

The Nigerian Army confirmed the successful rescue of 360 captives held by terrorists in Borno State, as disclosed by Lieutenant Colonel Haruna Sani, a media officer for the Joint Task Force North East. The operation took place in the Mandara Mountains within Gwoza Local Government Area, where the victims, comprising men, women, and children, were freed from the Jama'atu Ahlis Sunna Lidda'awati Wal-Jihad group.

This operation is noted as a significant hostage rescue mission in the region. The military's commitment to dismantling terrorist strongholds and securing the release of civilians has been underscored by this success.

Additionally, operations in Plateau State have intensified, with Captain Chinonso Oteh reporting the rescue of six kidnapping victims and ongoing efforts to locate others. The military continues to sustain operations against criminal elements to ensure the safety of residents in affected communities.