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NAF airstrikes shatter bandits convoy in Kebbi-Zamfara 

Aminu Danladi by Aminu Danladi
July 11, 2025
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The Nigerian Air Force (NAF) has reportedly neutralized scores of armed bandits in series of precision airstrikes conducted on July 9, 2025, targeting a migrating convoy along the Kebbi-Zamfara axis. 

The strikes were part of Operation FANSAN YAMMA, aimed at eliminating all forms of criminality in the Northwestern region.

The operation was based on real-time intelligence that revealed the movement of close to 150 motorcycles in batches, each carrying about 2 armed terrorists near Yarbuga in Maru Local Government Area of Zamfara State. 

After positive identification confirming the hostile presence, NAF aircraft engaged the convoy with devastating accuracy.

The airstrikes, eyewitnesses said, resulted in the killing of scores of bandits, dealing a significant blow to their operational capabilities. 

Survivors were seen fleeing on foot and motorcycles as air assets maintained persistent overwatch and executed follow-up strikes, effectively disrupting enemy withdrawal routes.

Following the airstrikes, ground troops conducted a clearance mission to Yarbuga village on the morning of July 10, 2025. 

At the scene, remains of scores of terrorists were found, confirming the success of the operation.

The NAF’s commitment to restoring peace and security across Nigeria is evident in its relentless efforts to eliminate banditry and terrorism. 

The operation highlights the military’s increasing agility and resilience in responding to security threats.

The airstrikes have sent shockwaves through the criminal networks, severely weakening their operational capabilities. 

Intelligence and Battle Damage Assessments have confirmed the overwhelming impact of the strikes, military sources stated.

Several kidnapped victims held captive by the bandits, reportedly escaped to safety amid the chaos. 

Some of the victims recounted their harrowing escapes, describing the airstrikes as a daring operation that gave them hope.

The NAF’s efforts are aimed at  restoring peace and security in the region. 

The operation has provided a sense of hope and assurance for residents who have long suffered under the threat of banditry, residents say.

The military has been conducting operations against bandits in Zamfara and Kebbi states, with the aim of eliminating all forms of criminality. 

The NAF’s airstrikes have been instrumental in supporting ground troops and disrupting enemy movements.

The infamous bandit leader, Ado Aleiro, had his key arms depot obliterated in the airstrikes. 

The depot was located in his heavily fortified enclave around Asola Hills in Tsafe Local Government Area.

The operation has had a significant positive impact on the local community.

Residents have expressed relief and gratitude for the military’s efforts in restoring peace and security.

The security situation in Zamfara and Kebbi states has been volatile, with bandits and terrorists wreaking havoc on local communities. 

The NAF’s airstrikes have been crucial in addressing the security challenge.

NAF is expected to continue its operations against bandits and terrorists in the region. 

The NAF’s airstrikes are part of a broader effort to restore peace and security across Nigeria.

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