ISWAP Leaders and 76 Soldiers Surrender to Troops

In a significant development in the fight against terrorism in Nigeria, several top leaders of the Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) and 76 of their foot soldiers surrendered to troops from the Joint Task Force North East Operation Hadin Kai. This announcement was made by Captain Moham Goni on Monday, marking a major breakthrough in the ongoing counter-terrorism campaign against Boko Haram and ISWAP.

The surrender occurred due to relentless military pressure and credible intelligence operations. The surrendered individuals are currently undergoing profiling and debriefing procedures as per operational protocols.

The sustained offensive operations have been effective in dismantling terrorist strongholds and disrupting their command and logistics structures, thereby eroding the confidence of ISWAP leadership. In the past week alone, a total of 76 foot soldiers and their families surrendered, demonstrating the impact of the Nigerian military's comprehensive counter-terrorism strategy aimed at restoring peace and security in the North East region.