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Troops foil Lakurawa attack on Kebbi base, recover weapons

First reported 8 Oct, 16:25 UTCUpdated 2d ago3 sources

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Troops of Sector 2, Joint Task Force, North West Operation FANSAN YAMMA, have repelled an attack by suspected members of the Lakurawa terrorist group on the Forward Operating Base in Maiyama Local Government Area of Kebbi State.

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Eight soldiers reported dead as troops foil terror attack in Borno

The terrorists attacked troops of the 101 Special Forces Battalion from four different directions, according to a statement by Operation Hadin Kai, a joint task force in the North-east.

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  1. Premium TimesCenterNGHigh factuality
    Eight soldiers reported dead as troops foil terror attack in Borno (opens Premium Times in a new tab)

    The terrorists attacked troops of the 101 Special Forces Battalion from four different directions, according to a statement by Operation Hadin Kai, a joint task force in the North-east.

  2. PunchCenterNGMostly factual
    Soldiers repel terrorists attack on Kebbi base (opens Punch in a new tab)

    Troops have repelled an attack by suspected Lakurawa terrorists on a military base in Maiyama LGA, Kebbi State, recovering weapons and motorcycles. Read More: https://punchng.com/soldiers-repel-terrorists-attack-on-kebbi-base/

  3. VanguardCenterNGMostly factual
    Troops foil Lakurawa attack on Kebbi base, recover weapons (opens Vanguard in a new tab)

    Troops of Sector 2, Joint Task Force, North West Operation FANSAN YAMMA, have repelled an attack by suspected members of the Lakurawa terrorist group on the Forward Operating Base in Maiyama Local Government Area of Kebbi State.

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