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Nigerian Army, NPF in Joint Operation, Neutralise Terrorists, Rescue Kidnap Victims In Edo State

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The Nigerian Army, in a well-coordinated joint operation with the Nigeria Police Force and local vigilante groups, has successfully rescued three kidnapped victims, neutralised two terrorists, and recovered arms and other items during a decisive operation in Edo State.

The operation was launched following a report of a kidnapping at Ambrose Alli University on 13 July 2026. Acting promptly on credible intelligence, troops working in close synergy with the Nigeria Police Force and local vigilantes launched a coordinated pursuit of the fleeing criminals to their hideout in Esan Local Government Area of Edo State.

Upon making contact, the joint security team engaged the criminals in a fierce firefight, neutralising two terrorists. The sustained offensive pressure forced the remaining gang members to abandon their captives and flee the scene. As a result, three abducted victims were rescued unhurt.

Items recovered during the operation include three AK-47 rifles, thirty-nine rounds of 7.62mm special ammunition, three mobile phones, and two power banks. The recovered items are currently in custody, while efforts continue to track down and apprehend the fleeing members of the criminal syndicate.

The Nigerian Army remains resolute in its commitment to working closely with sister security agencies and relevant stakeholders to decisively deal with criminal elements and ensure the protection of lives and property across the country.

The public is urged to support these operations by providing credible information about criminal hideouts and collaborators. #Securitynewsalert.com

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