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Troops Arrest 8 Suspected Suicide Bombing Influencers, Intercept Terrorists’ Logistics in Adamawa

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January 6, 2026
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By ZAKAA LAZARUS 

Troops of Operation HADIN KAI (OPHK) have

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arrested eight suspected suicide bombing influencers and also intercepted terrorists’ logistics in Adamawa state.

In a statement issued on Monday, the media information officer, operation Hadin Kai , Lt. Col. Sani Uba said 

troops intensified cordon-and-search operations targeting perpetrators and facilitators of the Gamboru Market Mosque suicide bombing.

He said, following a sustained surveillance on identified locations, troops executed a coordinated cordon-and-search operation in the Yan Lemo area of Mubi South Local Government Area in the early hours of 5 January 2026. Eight suspects were apprehended, including two principal suspects believed to be key facilitators within the suicide bombing network.

“A search of the suspects’ residence led to the recovery of cash, mobile phones, identification documents, ATM cards, jewellery, and other personal effects, which are currently undergoing forensic analysis to support ongoing investigations.

” During identification procedures, a suspect already in custody positively identified the two principal suspects as individuals who supplied materials used in preparing the Improvised Explosive Device (IED). Additional occupants of the residence were also linked to the network.

He said all the suspects  remain in military custody, undergoing detailed interrogation to facilitate further intelligence recovery before being transferred for continued investigation.

The statement also said, OPHK troops intercepted a large consignment of suspected terrorists’ logistics in Mayo Nguli, Maiha Local Government Area of Adamawa State on 4 January 2026. 

Lt. Col Uba also revealed that troops seized  about 45 jerrycans of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS), with a total volume of approximately 1,125 litres, suspected to have been smuggled for terrorist use.

He said the suppliers reportedly fled upon sighting the troops, abandoning the petroleum products, which are now in military custody pending further action. “The operation was conducted without incident, and no casualties were recorded, ” Uba averred.

According to Lt  Col. Uba, the operations underscore OPHK’s unwavering resolve to dismantle terrorist networks, disrupt logistics and supply chains, prevent future attacks, and bring all perpetrators and collaborators of terrorism to justice. Headquarters OPHK continues to urge members of the public to remain vigilant and cooperate with security agencies, as public support remains critical to sustaining security across the North East region.

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