The Director, Defence Media Operations, Maj.-Gen. Michael Onoja, disclosed this during a briefing on ongoing military operations across the country.

Onoja said troops sustained coordinated land and air operations against terrorists, kidnappers, gunrunners, economic saboteurs and other criminal elements.

In the North-East, he said, the troops of Operation Hadin Kai apprehended a suspected kidnapper, 10 terrorist collaborators and informants, and rescued five escapees from terrorist enclaves.

He said troops also neutralised a terrorist, recovered 43 rounds of ammunition, one magazine, a solar panel, mobile phones and other items.

In the North-West, Onoja said the troops of Operation Fansan Yamma neutralised three terrorists, apprehended one informant and one notorious terrorist kingpin.

According to him, troops also recovered one AK-47 rifle, one loaded magazine, 12 rounds of ammunition and destroyed terrorist camps.

Under Operation Savannah Shield, Onoja said the troops repelled an ambush in Niger State, neutralised scores of terrorists and recovered 15 motorcycles and 253 rounds of ammunition.

He said troops also arrested one wanted terrorist informant linked to previous attacks in Borgu local government area of Niger.

“In Kaduna State, troops of Operation Enduring Peace rescued five kidnapped passengers and evacuated two injured victims for medical treatment.

“Troops of Operation Whirl Stroke neutralised one terrorist, arrested 10 suspects and rescued two kidnap victims in Kogi, Nasarawa and Taraba states.

“Recovered items included one AK-47 rifle, five magazines, 70 rounds of ammunition, seven explosives, three motorcycles and two vehicles,” he said.

In the South-South, Onoja said the troops of Operation Delta Safe arrested seven suspected kidnappers and recovered five dane guns, one fabricated pump-action gun and three motorcycles.

According to him, troops also foiled planned kidnappings and apprehended suspects linked to the murder of a farmer during a failed abduction attempt.

“In the South-East, troops of Operation Udo Ka arrested five suspected IPOB/ESN members and rescued village chiefs held hostage in Ebonyi,” he added.

Onoja said the operations significantly degraded criminal capabilities and enhanced security across the country.

He assured Nigerians that the military would sustain efforts to rescue citizens in captivity and protect lives and property nationwide.

The defence spokesman urged citizens to provide credible information to security agencies through appropriate channels, including the toll-free line, 193.

He said the Chief of Defence Staff, Gen. Olufemi Oluyede, commended troops for their resilience, professionalism and commitment across operational theatres.

Source: NAN

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The Director of Defence Media Operations, Maj.-Gen. Michael Onoja, made this known on Tuesday in Abuja, while briefing newsmen on the operations of the military in the month of May.

Onoja said that the Chief of Defence Staff, CDS, Gen. Olufemi Oluyede, had expressed sympathy with the victims and their families, describing the incident as an affront to national sovereignty and public safety.

According to him, the Armed Forces of Nigeria has launched a coordinated response, deploying specialised ground forces alongside advanced aerial surveillance platforms in collaboration with state authorities.

He noted that ongoing operations had already generated actionable intelligence, assuring that troops would sustain pressure until the perpetrators were apprehended and normalcy restored.

Onoja also gave a comparative summary of military operations between March and May, indicating mixed outcomes across various theatres.

He said while the number of terrorists neutralised declined, there was an increase in arrests, rescued civilians, and insurgents surrendering within the period.

According to him, there is also a reduction in arms recovery, crude oil seizures, and destruction of illegal refining sites.

The CDS commended troops for their gallantry and professionalism, while extending condolences to families of personnel who lost their lives in the line of duty.

He charged commanders to sustain operational momentum, prioritise troop welfare, and maintain high standards in protecting civilians.

The defence spokesman further urged Nigerians to support security agencies with timely and credible information, noting that community collaboration remained critical to operational successes.

He reaffirmed military’s commitment to ensuring a secure and united Nigeria.

Source: NAN

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The Director, Defence Media Operations, Maj.-Gen. Michael Onoja, made the clarification in a statement on Tuesday in Abuja.

Onoja said the Chief of Defence Staff, CDS, Gen. Olufemi Oluyede, extended condolences to the government and people of Oyo State as well as families of victims affected by the recent attack on some schools in Oriire local government area.

He described the abduction of innocent children and staff as reprehensible, assuring that the Armed Forces were deploying all necessary resources to ensure their safe and unconditional rescue.

“The full weight of the Armed Forces is being brought to bear to ensure the safe return of all abducted victims,” he said.

Onoja urged Nigerians to remain calm, united and continue to support security agencies with credible information.

He said the military had earlier conducted a comprehensive clearance operation in the Old Oyo National Park, neutralising criminal elements operating within the area.

According to him, current intelligence does not support claims of any established or structured terrorist base in the South-West region.

“The incident in Oyo State remains an isolated criminal act and does not indicate the presence of an entrenched insurgent structure in the region.

“The Armed Forces caution against narratives capable of creating unnecessary panic or emboldening criminal elements,” he said.

The defence spokesman disclosed that troops had already made contact with the perpetrators and were sustaining pursuit operations across forest corridors.

He added that joint operations involving other security agencies and local vigilantes were ongoing to flush out criminal elements and restore normalcy.

He emphasised that community cooperation remained critical, noting that human intelligence from residents would aid ongoing rescue efforts.

“The Armed Forces will not relent until all abducted victims are rescued and those responsible are brought to justice,” he added.

Source: NAN

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Maj.-Gen. Michael Onoja, Director, Defence Media Operations, confirmed this on Saturday during an interview on a television programme monitored by the News Agency of Nigeria, NAN.

Onoja described the mission as a carefully executed precision strike against a high-value terrorist target.

He said the operation reflected the professionalism, discipline and tactical readiness of troops involved.

“We are happy to state that due to our troops’ professionalism, there was no loss of life on our side,” Onoja said.

He said the mission was planned through detailed intelligence and close operational coordination.

According to him, earlier reports about Al-Minuki’s death in 2024 were based on mistaken identity.

Onoja said the man neutralised was the original Abu Bilal Al-Minuki, who used multiple aliases.

He explained that the aliases helped the terrorist evade detection for years.

“This individual has been on international watchlists for a very long time,” he said.

He added that security records linked the commander to several global monitoring agencies.

“These include the United Nations, the United States, the European Union and Nigeria,” he added.

Onoja said months of intelligence gathering led troops to the terrorist’s exact location.

He said the final operation was launched only after commanders confirmed credible intelligence.

On foreign support, he said no foreign soldiers participated in the mission.

According to him, the United States only provided intelligence and surveillance assistance.

“There were no foreign boots on the ground during this operation. What we received were intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance support and other force enablers,” he said.

He said Nigeria would continue strengthening strategic security partnerships against terrorism.

Onoja also said other notorious terrorist leaders remained under active surveillance.

He specifically mentioned wanted bandit leader Bello Turji.

“He cannot hide forever. It is only a matter of time,” he said, urging citizens to support military operations with timely information.

He warned that ransom payments often strengthen criminal networks and prolong insecurity.

He reaffirmed the military’s determination to restore peace across affected communities in Nigeria.

Source: NAN

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This is contained in a statement by the Director, Defence Information, Maj.-Gen. Samaila Uba, on Saturday in Abuja.

Uba said that the operation was meticulously planned and executed through enhanced intelligence sharing under the Nigeria-United States security partnership.

He described Al-Minuki as a high-value target and one of the most active terrorist figures within the ISIS network.

According to him, the operation marks a significant breakthrough in ongoing efforts to combat terrorism in Nigeria, the Lake Chad Basin and the wider Sahel region.

“His neutralisation has disrupted a key terrorist network that posed serious threats to Nigeria and regional stability,” he said.

Uba added that Al-Minuki played a strategic and operational role within ISIS, providing guidance on media operations, economic warfare, as well as the development of weapons, explosives and drones.

He said intelligence indicated that the terrorist leader was recently elevated to a top leadership position within the global ISIS hierarchy.

“His elimination removes a critical link through which ISIS coordinate activities across multiple regions,” he noted.

The defence spokesman further disclosed that Al-Minuki had longstanding ties with ISIS-West Africa and was linked to several terrorist activities, including attacks on civilians and vulnerable communities.

He said the terrorist leader was also associated with the 2018 Dapchi schoolgirls’ kidnapping and had facilitated the movement of fighters to Libya between 2015 and 2016.

Uba noted that prior to joining ISIS, Al-Minuki was a prominent member of Boko Haram.

He reiterated the commitment of the Armed Forces of Nigeria to sustaining aggressive operations against terrorist groups and dismantling their networks.

“The success of this operation underscores the importance of international collaboration, intelligence sharing and joint military efforts in tackling transnational terrorism,” he said.

Uba commended the professionalism and gallantry of troops involved in the operation and appreciated the continued support of United States forces.

He assured that the military would sustain efforts to protect civilians and ensure peace and stability across the country and the region.

Source: NAN

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The Director, Defence Media Operations, Maj.-Gen. Michael Onoja, disclosed this on Thursday in Abuja while briefing newsmen on ongoing military operations nationwide.

Onoja said the troops also rescued scores of kidnapped civilians, dismantled terrorist enclaves, and destroyed logistics networks in sustained offensives carried out across the six geopolitical zones.

According to him, the operations, conducted in collaboration with other security agencies and supported by local communities, have significantly degraded the operational capabilities of insurgents and criminal elements.

In the North East, Onoja said troops of Operation HADIN KAI sustained aggressive operations against Boko Haram and ISWAP terrorists in Borno, Adamawa and Yobe states.

He said the troops neutralised 136 terrorists, apprehended 114 suspects and rescued abducted civilians as well as recorded the surrender of nine insurgents and their families.

Onoja noted that notable operations included the rescue of 90 captives from the Mandara Mountains and the repelling of a major terrorist attack on April 24, during which 21 insurgents were killed and weapons recovered.

He added that coordinated ground and air operations in the Timbuktu Triangle and Sambisa Forest further led to the neutralisation of terrorists and destruction of enclaves.

In the North West, Onoja said troops of Operation Fansan Yamma neutralised 24 terrorists, arrested two suspects and rescued 70 kidnapped victims across Kaduna, Katsina, Kebbi, Sokoto and Zamfara states.

He said troops also destroyed terrorist camps, rescued abducted worshippers and intercepted a suspect conveying improvised explosive device materials.

In the North Central, Onoja said troops of Operation Savannah Shield recorded significant gains in Niger and adjoining states.

“Within the period, troops neutralised 21 terrorists, arrested 17 suspects and rescued 10 kidnapped victims.

“Troops also destroyed criminal camps, recovered arms and repelled attacks on communities without recording casualties on own troops,” he said.

Similarly, the defence spokesperson said troops of Operation Whirl Stroke neutralised 18 terrorists, arrested four suspects and rescued 53 kidnapped victims across Benue, Nasarawa and Taraba states.

According to him, troops also recovered N8 million ransom from kidnappers and returned it to victims, while drone-supported operations led to further arrests.

He further disclosed that Joint Task Force operations in Plateau, Kogi and surrounding areas led to the neutralisation of 14 terrorists, arrest of 40 suspects and rescue of 35 victims.

Onoja assured Nigerians that the Armed Forces would sustain the ongoing offensive against terrorists and criminal elements across the country.

He reiterated the military’s commitment to safeguarding the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the nation while ensuring the safety of citizens.

“The Armed Forces remain resolute and will continue to intensify operations to ensure lasting peace and security across the country,” he said.

Source: NAN

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The Director of Defence Information, Maj.-Gen. Samaila Uba, disclosed this in a statement on Monday in Abuja.

Uba recalled that the Defence Headquarters, DHQ, had, in October 2025, announced the arrest of the officers, noting that the investigations had now been completed in line with established military procedures and extant regulations.

According to him, the investigation examined all circumstances surrounding the conduct of the affected personnel and identified a number of the officers with cases to answer, including allegations bordering on plotting to overthrow the government.

He said such actions were inconsistent with the ethics, values and professional standards expected of members of the Armed Forces of Nigeria.

“Accordingly, officers found to have cases to answer will be formally arraigned before appropriate military judicial panels to face trial in line with the Armed Forces Act and other applicable service regulations,” he said.

The defence spokesman emphasised that the measures being taken were purely disciplinary and part of internal institutional mechanisms to preserve discipline, cohesion and operational effectiveness within the ranks.

He reaffirmed the commitment of the Armed Forces to professionalism, loyalty and respect for constitutional authority, assuring the public that due process and fairness would be strictly observed throughout the proceedings.

Source: NAN

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The Director, Defence Media Operations, Maj.-Gen. Michael Onoja, gave the assurance in a statement on Sunday in Abuja.

Onoja said the Armed Forces of Nigeria, AFN, working in close synergy with other security agencies, had intensified operations across identified vulnerable areas of the country.

According to him, troops have been redeployed to strategic locations and major routes, while special forces units and air support elements have been placed on high alert to guarantee rapid response to any emerging threat.

“The Armed Forces of Nigeria have emplaced robust and proactive measures aimed at preventing attacks during the Christmas festivities,” Onoja said.

Onoja added that surveillance activities had also been significantly stepped up, with enhanced aerial monitoring and intelligence gathering to track the movement and communication patterns of suspected criminal and terrorist groups.

He said that unit commanders across all theatres of operation had been directed to strengthen patrols, establish reinforced checkpoints and deepen collaboration with community leaders, local vigilante groups and state security outfits to improve early warning and response.

Onoja reiterated that the Armed Forces remained fully committed to protecting the lives and property of all Nigerians, stressing that national security and stability remained the military’s top priority.

“As we approach this festive period, every necessary measure is being taken to ensure that Nigerians celebrate Christmas in peace, unity and joy,” he said.

Onoja, however, emphasised that public cooperation remained critical to the success of ongoing security operations, urging citizens to remain calm but vigilant and promptly report suspicious activities to the nearest security formation.

He assured that all information provided by the public would be treated with urgency and confidentiality.

The defence spokesman also conveyed the goodwill message of the Chief of Defence Staff, Gen. Olufemi Oluyede, who wished Nigerians a Merry Christmas and a peaceful and prosperous New Year.

He called on members of the public to support security agencies by sharing timely information and adhering to security advisories throughout the festive season.

Source: NAN

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The Director, Defence Media Operations, Maj.-Gen. Michael Onoja, stated this while briefing newsmen on the operations of the military on Thursday in Abuja.

Onoja said the troops conducted clearance operations, intelligence-driven raids, and targeted air and maritime strikes across the North East, North West, North Central, South East, and South South regions.

He said the efforts led to the neutralisation of numerous terrorists and bandits, while 69 criminal elements and their family members voluntarily surrendered.

“In a major boost to security, 318 kidnap victims were rescued, and oil theft worth over N217.6 million was foiled, with 201,700 litres of crude oil and 88,177 litres of AGO recovered. 16 illegal refining sites were deactivated during the operations.

“North East – Operation Hadin Kai saw troops eliminate several terrorists, arrest six collaborators, and rescue five kidnap victims in Borno and Adamawa states.

“Air support missions reinforced ground operations, destroying terrorist camps.

“North West – Operation Fansan Yamma recorded the neutralisation of multiple terrorists, 13 arrests, and nine rescued victims across Zamfara, Sokoto, Katsina, Kano, Jigawa, and Kebbi states.

“Air interdictions destroyed enemy logistics and hideouts,” he said.

Onoja said the troops of Operations Enduring Peace and Whirl Stroke, apprehended 32 suspects, neutralised multiple extremists, rescued 20 kidnap victims, recovering arms and vehicles in Plateau, Benue, Taraba, Nasarawa, Kogi states, and the FCT.

In the South-South, he said the troops of Operation Delta Safe stopped oil theft worth N12.12 million, destroyed four illegal refining sites, and apprehended 25 oil thieves.

In the South East, Onoja said troops of  Operation Udoka neutralised several terrorists, made four arrests, rescued  four kidnap victims and destroyed terrorist camps and logistics.

He commended troops for their professionalism and urged Nigerians to continue providing credible information to enhance operations.

Onoja also called for support for veterans through the Armed Forces Remembrance Day emblem launched on Tuesday.

Source: NAN

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A total of 25 students were abducted from the school located in Danko-Wasagu local government area of the state on November 17, after killing the vice-principal.

The Director, Defence Media Operations, Maj.-Gen. Michael Onoja, made this known in a statement on Sunday in Abuja.

Onoja said the allegation by the Kebbi State Governor, that terrorists struck about 30 minutes after the withdrawal of security personnel, had been noted.

He added that a thorough review was underway to establish the actual circumstances surrounding troop deployment and movements at the time.

According to him, operational decisions are based on intelligence and the broader security picture of the area but stressed that any identified lapse would attract immediate corrective action.

“Troops are pursuing all actionable intelligence to ensure the safe return of the abducted students, while collaborating with state authorities, community leaders and other security agencies to strengthen protection around schools and vulnerable communities,” he said

Onoja said the Defence Headquarters was deeply concerned about the abduction of the schoolgirls in Kebbi as well as those taken from St. Mary’s Catholic School, Papiri, in Agwara local government area of Niger.

He described the incidents as “heinous acts” and assured that troops were fully engaged in coordinated operations to rescue the victims.

He said the DHQ acknowledged public concerns over the recent rise in insecurity in parts of the North, assuring that the Armed Forces remained fully committed to restoring peace and stability across affected communities.

Source: NAN

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