In a bold operation, troops of the Nigerian Army conducted a successful rescue mission in the Timbuktu Triangle, Damboa Local Government Area of Borno State, freeing women and children held captive by terrorists and recovering valuable assets.
The troops, as part of Operation Lake Sanity III and Operation Hadin kai, discovered an ISWAP terrorists’ bread-producing factory in Maisani, Timbuktu Triangle, Borno State.
During the operation, the Nigerian Army recovered an MOWAG Armoured Personnel Carrier and a Canter truck from the terrorists’ possession.
The statement posted on Facebook by the Nigerian Army highlighted the bravery of the troops, who forced the terrorists to abandon their enclaves and flee following intense air and artillery bombardments, as well as ground battles.
In a remarkable rescue effort, 44 civilians, including women and children, were liberated from captivity. These individuals were provided with immediate relief, including new clothing, to restore their sense of comfort and dignity as they embark on their journey to freedom.
The rescued women and children have been handed over to the Borno State Ministry of Women Affairs for further care and support, marking a significant step towards their rehabilitation and integration back into society.
The successful operation signifies a beacon of hope and freedom for innocent civilians trapped in the midst of conflict, showcasing the unwavering commitment of the Nigerian Army to safeguarding the lives and well-being of its citizens.
