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General Christopher Musa, has confirmed the killing of two notorious terrorist kingpins, Kachalla Gwammade and Kachalla Shehu, in Zamfara State.
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The operation was carried out by troops stationed at Hannu Tara camp, in collaboration with local vigilantes.
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General Musa emphasized the military’s commitment to strengthening collaboration and cooperation among the armed forces and other security agencies in the defense of the nation.
The Chief of Defence Staff (CDS), General Christopher Musa, has confirmed the killing of two notorious terrorist kingpins, Kachalla Gwammade and Kachalla Shehu, in Zamfara State.
The CDS gave the confirmation at the closing ceremony of the CDS Joint Task Force Commanders Conference on Friday.
Sources revealed that the operation was carried out by troops stationed at Hannu Tara camp along the Magami–Dan Sadau Highway, in collaboration with local vigilantes.
The troops engaged the bandits in a fierce gun battle, neutralizing six armed criminals and recovering three motorcycles and several firearms.
Kachalla Gwammade, identified as a key terror commander, operated from a base in Chabi Village, northeast of Maru Local Council.
He was also a relative of the late Kachalla Sani Black, a notorious warlord recently eliminated in ongoing military operations.
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Speaking at the closing ceremony of the conference, General Musa noted that the past three days have been filled with engaging discussions, insightful presentations, amiable perspectives, and invaluable knowledge.
He added: “I therefore wish to express my profound appreciation for your active participation, unwavering commitment, and valuable contributions to this conference.”
General Musa emphasized that the event has enabled the military to reflect on its collective efforts and the attendant challenges faced in addressing the security situation in the country.
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