Headlines
20-year-old JAS fighter abandons terror group, surrenders to troops in Borno

A 20-year-old fighter formerly affiliated with the JAS terrorist group has abandoned the group and surrendered to troops of Operation HADIN KAI in Borno State.
According to security analyst Zagazola Makama, the fighter, identified as Kurso Muhammed, surrendered at about 2:25pm on Sunday, August 23, to troops of the 21 Special Armoured Brigade at New Abaram Resettlement Village.
Makama reported that the surrender followed sustained intelligence-driven operations by troops in the area.
The former fighter is currently in military custody for screening and further processing.
“The general security situation across the theatre remained calm but unpredictable, while troops continued to maintain satisfactory morale and fighting efficiency,” Makama said.

Viral7 days agoFLUTTERWAVE’S CYPRUS EXIT: BANK OF CYPRUS OBJECTION TRIGGERS TOTAL WRITE-OFF OF 100% SUBSIDIARY, AUDITED ACCOUNTS REVEAL
Metro5 days ago“Nigeria Cannot Afford To Fail In 2027” — UNOWAS Urges Peaceful Elections As NHRC Warns Against Electoral Offences
Metro7 days ago“Effective Dispute Resolution Begins Before Disputes Arise” — CIArb Nigeria Corporate Counsel Group Holds Abuja, Lagos Dialogues
Metro7 days ago“INEC’s Internal Review Is Not Enough” — SERAP Asks Tinubu To Order Independent Probe Of AI-Generated Photos In Voter Register
Politics7 days agoImo People Gathered At A Street Named After Ganduje, Insisting That It Must Be Renamed – Uzodinma’s Aide
Special Report5 days agoCocaine: KC Luxury asks judge to withdraw from his trial over missing affidavit – The Witness Nigeria
Headlines7 days agoTrump made right decision to designate Nigeria Country of Particular Concern – US congressman Riley Moore
Metro6 days ago“APC’s 2027 Strength Goes Beyond Electoral Victories” — Yilwatda Cites 13m Members, 31 Governors, 88 Senators


























