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Troops Rescue Abducted Victims In Katsina, Forcing Terrorists To Flee

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Troops Rescue Abducted Victims In Katsina, Forcing Terrorists To Flee
In a recent operation in Katsina State, Nigerian troops successfully rescued abducted victims, prompting terrorists to flee the area. The operation, conducted by the military, resulted in the liberation of several individuals who had been kidnapped by insurgents.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

The rescue mission took place following reports of an abduction in the Solar General Area of Batsari Local Government Area in Katsina State. Troops swiftly responded to the situation, engaging the terrorists in a fierce confrontation. Their courageous actions forced the terrorists to release the seventeen kidnapped individuals they were holding captive.

The rescued victims were immediately handed over to local government officials in Batsari, ensuring their safety and well-being. The successful operation demonstrates the commitment of the Nigerian military to combatting insurgency and securing the lives of citizens in affected areas.

As terrorists fled the scene, the military continues its efforts to maintain peace and stability in Katsina State, safeguarding communities from further harm.

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Institute Offers Guidance to North West Farmers for 2024 Rainy Season The Institute for Agricultural Research at Ahmadu Bello University (ABU) Zaria has issued recommendations to farmers in the North West region concerning the upcoming 2024 rainy season, in alignment with predictions from the Nigerian Meteorological Agency (NIMET). Prof. Ado Yusuf, the Executive Director of the Institute, shared these insights during a session with journalists in Zaria on Monday. Yusuf emphasized NIMET’s forecast indicating a dryer-than-normal wet season for 2024, with early rainfall expected in few states but delayed onset anticipated for most northern states. Highlighting the distinction between the first rain and the season’s onset, Yusuf cautioned about possible dry spells, which might extend beyond two weeks, particularly in the northern states. He advised farmers to delay planting until rainfall is well established to mitigate the risk of replanting. Additionally, he suggested opting for early maturing seed varieties due to the forecasted early cessation of rainfall in many areas. Considering the shortened rainy season, Yusuf recommended that farmers in the North Central States, known for root and tuber crops, diversify their crops by including cereals. For moisture conservation in the face of anticipated hot temperatures, Yusuf urged farmers, especially in the North-Western states, to employ techniques such as ridges and avoid zero or minimal tillage. He emphasized the importance of water retention through enclosures. Livestock farmers, particularly poultry farmers, were advised to ensure adequate water supply for their animals due to the expected high temperatures. By adhering to these strategies, farmers can better navigate the challenges posed by the predicted weather patterns and optimize their agricultural practices for the 2024 rainy season.

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PAYING THE PRICE: EFCC Cracks Down Hard, Nails Middleman In ₦16 Million Laundering Storm!

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A Federal High Court in Ikoyi, Lagos, has sentenced Sunmonu Olasunkanmi Thaoban to four years in prison for laundering ₦16 million by disguising its illegal origins and converting it into a 2018 black G-Wagon Jeep.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Court Sentences Man to Four Years for ₦16 Million Money Laundering, Forfeits G-Wagon

A Federal High Court in Ikoyi, Lagos, has sentenced Sunmonu Olasunkanmi Thaoban to four years in prison for laundering ₦16 million by disguising its illegal origins and converting it into a 2018 black G-Wagon Jeep.

Key Details of the Case

  • Guilty Plea & Sentencing: Justice Akintayo Aluko handed down the sentence on Thursday after Thaoban pleaded guilty to a two-count EFCC charge, alongside an alternative fine option of ₦1.8 million.

  • The Offense: Prosecutors stated that Thaoban acted as a middleman in 2023, funneling illicit funds to purchase the luxury vehicle, violating the Money Laundering (Prevention and Prohibition) Act, 2022.

  • Asset Forfeiture: In addition to the prison term, the judge ordered the permanent forfeiture of both the convict’s G-Wagon and mobile phone to the Federal Government.

Related BDC Convictions

In a separate proceeding, Justice Aluko also convicted four Bureau de Change (BDC) operators—Umar Muhammad Lamido, Yusuf Musa Yusuf, Abdulmuhimin Mahmud, and Muhammed Musa—for conducting unauthorized foreign exchange transactions outside the official market. Following their guilty pleas, each received a 12-month prison sentence with an option of a ₦100,000 fine.

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THE END OF THE ROAD: Death Penalty Handed Down To Killers Of DELSU Student!.

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A Delta State High Court has handed down death sentences to two individuals for their involvement in the 2018 killing of Delta State University (DELSU) undergraduate Elozino Ogege, following a ruling that found them guilty. Meanwhile, a third co-defendant facing charges related to the same incident was discharged and acquitted. The 2018 murder of Ogege had previously sparked significant public outrage and widespread demands for justice. Further details on the ruling are expected soon.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

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High-Stakes Arrest: Mastermind Boko Haram Spy Caught Red-Handed By Security Operatives!.

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Security forces have arrested a suspected Boko Haram informant, Abulfatahi, in Monguno, Borno State, in connection with the recent terrorist attack on Cross Kauwa.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

  • Operation & Timing: Apprehended on July 27 during an intelligence-led sweep targeting a local terrorist information network. Two other suspects were previously arrested and moved to the Joint Intelligence Fusion Centre.

  • Confession: During preliminary interrogations, Abulfatahi admitted to working for a Boko Haram commander named Akilu, who directs terrorist operations in Dabar Masara and Garin Mace.

  • Criminal Activities: The suspect allegedly collected illegal taxes for the terrorist commander and helped select targets for abduction around Monguno.

  • Evidence Recovered: Investigators found two phone numbers linked to Commander Akilu on Abulfatahi’s mobile device, which are aiding security forces in dismantling the broader network.

  • Next Steps: Authorities are expanding their investigations to uncover other collaborators and strengthen ongoing counter-terrorism efforts across the Lake Chad region.

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