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30 terrorists behind attack on presidential guard troops killed, says army

Afolabi Hakim by Afolabi Hakim
July 29, 2022
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The Defence Headquarters says its troops have killed 30 of the terrorists that attacked troops of the 7 guards battalion in the Bwari area of the federal capital territory (FCT).

The battalion is a unit under the guards brigade which is responsible for protecting the president.

WITHIN NIGERIA had reported how the soldiers were ambushed during a routine patrol along the Kubwa-Bwari road on Sunday.

Three soldiers of the battalion sustained injuries during the attack.

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Speaking on the attack, Bernard Onyeuko, director of defence media operations, said a clearance operation was conducted by troops of 7 guards battalion and 167 special force battalion

Speaking during a press conference on Thursday, Onyeuko disclosed that the operation which took place between Sunday and Tuesday was in conjunction with the air component of Operation Whirl Punch.

He said the troops successfully cleared Kawu and Ido villages, neutralised the insurgents and destroyed their enclaves.

According to him, the ground troops recovered six motorcycles, two AK47 rifles, one fully loaded LMG magazine and other items during the clearance operation.

“The hierarchy of the armed forces of Nigeria and other security agencies wishes to re-assured Nigerians of its commitment and pact with all Nigerians,” he said.

“With the recent operations carried out from July 23, we wish to assure residents of FCT in particular that we are undaunted and unrelenting in our efforts to ensure the safety of lives and properties.

“People should go about their normal business as their safety is guaranteed.

“The support and cooperation of all Nigerians is hereby solicited as security is everybody’s business. Citizens are encouraged to report any unusual persons in your community to security agencies. If you see something say something.”

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