ISWAP terrorists return to battle site in Yobe to retrieve fallen comrades

ISWAP terrorists, riding on over ten motorcycles, have returned to the site of their failed ambush against the convoy of Governor Babagana Zulum in Yobe State to retrieve the bodies of their fallen comrades.
This was contained in a post by security analyst Zagazola Makama on X on Wednesday night.

According to the report, the insurgents revisited the location between Buni Gari and Gujba town, where they had engaged in an encounter with security forces.

“They are picking their dead bodies. They came on ten motorcycles. Probably planning to bury them,” the post read.

Governor Zulum’s convoy, which was under the protection of troops from Operation Hadin Kai, the Police Crack Team, and other security personnel, had successfully repelled the attack, killing several insurgents and rescuing kidnapped passengers.

ISWAP terrorists return to battle site in Yobe to retrieve fallen comrades

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