The Nigerian Air Force (NAF) recently executed a series of successful air strikes in Borno State, targeting and neutralizing scores of Boko Haram terrorists. Among the key targets was a significant gathering site at Bula Marwa, identified as a high-level meeting point for the group’s leadership.
According to Air Force spokesperson, Air Commodore Olusola Akinboyewa, intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) missions detected increased movement and gatherings at Bula Marwa, including an influx of motorcycles and combatants. Following this intelligence, NAF dispatched fighter jets to conduct targeted strikes, inflicting heavy casualties among the terrorists.
The operation’s success underscores the NAF’s commitment to countering terrorism under Operation Hadin Kai, helping to secure Nigeria’s northeastern region from Boko Haram threats.
