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Troops Conquer Terrorists in Yobe, Recover Plethora of Fire Arms

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Scores of terrorists have been neutralised by troops of the Headquarters Joint Task Force (North East) Operation HADIN KAI, who also recovered arms and logistics items during sustained offensive operations across the theatre under Operation DESERT SANITY V.

The Media Information Officer, Headquarters Joint Task Force (North East) Operation HADIN KAI, Lieutenant Colonel Sani Uba, disclosed this during a press briefing on Friday, stating that the troops have continued offensive operations across the theatre under Operation DESERT SANITY V, achieving significant operational successes.

He said that in Sector 2, troops, in conjunction with the Civilian Joint Task Force, successfully neutralised scores of terrorists during a night operation around Muktum and Ngirbuwa villages in Yobe State.

During the operation, he explained, two AK-47 rifles, three motorcycles, and mobile phones were recovered.

The statement further revealed that additional exploitation along the terrorists’ withdrawal route uncovered drag marks and a shallow grave, indicating further enemy casualties.

Similarly, he said, “Troops of Sector 1, while conducting operations along the Bulayobe–Darel Jamel axis, engaged fleeing terrorists attempting to cross the Main Supply Route.”

The media officer stated that the criminals fled in disarray, abandoning two sacks containing assorted logistics items suspected to be intended for terrorist elements.

He added that the general security situation across the theatre remains calm but unpredictable, emphasising that military authorities maintain that troops’ morale and fighting efficiency remain high as they continue to dominate their areas of responsibility and frustrate terrorist activities.

The Headquarters OPHK reassured residents of the region of its resolve to sustain operations against insurgent groups.

It also reiterated its unwavering commitment to maintaining pressure on Boko Haram and ISWAP terrorists until lasting peace and economic stability are fully restored in the North East.

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Islam Is Innocent About Terrorism, Other Criminal Activities In Nigeria- FASON Declares

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Federation of Ahlus-Sunnah Organisations in Nigeria, FASON, has declared that Islam has no link with terrorism, banditry, kidnapping or any other criminal activities.

The Islamic group noted that anyone who believes in the teachings and principles of Islam will not engage in any form of criminal activities.…For more, Complete your reading.

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Aisha Yesufu Pushes For New Law Against Using Contractors As Bankers

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Socio-political activist, Aisha Yesufu, has advocated for the enactment of a law that would compel all levels of government in Nigeria to settle contractors’ invoices within 30 days of project completion or service delivery.

The proposal was contained in a post shared on Yesufu’s official social media page, where she argued that delayed payments to contractors have continued to affect businesses, infrastructure development and job creation across the country.

Yesufu suggested that any outstanding payment beyond 30 days should attract mandatory interest calculated at the prevailing Central Bank of Nigeria Monetary Policy Rate plus an additional five per cent.

“There is a need for a strong, enforceable law to be enacted that compels every tier of government to pay contractors all due invoices within 30 days, with mandatory interest on any delayed payment,” she stated.

She argued that many contractors complete projects only to face prolonged delays in receiving payment, a situation she said has pushed several businesses into financial difficulties.

“Contractors will deliver on their work only for governments to delay payments for months or years, pushing many businesses into distress and liquidation,” Yesufu said.

According to her, the proposed law would discourage the practice of using contractors as a source of unofficial credit for government projects.

“No more using contractors as unwilling bankers,” she added.

The activist further maintained that delayed payments to contractors remain a major challenge to economic growth, infrastructure delivery and employment generation in Nigeria.

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