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NAF Airstrikes Kill 150 Terrorists in Niger State After Deadly Attacks
The Nigerian Air Force (NAF) has recorded a major operational success following precision airstrikes that reportedly neutralized no fewer than 150 terrorists in Niger State. The air offensive came in response to recent coordinated attacks that left over 40 civilians dead on January 4, 2026.
According to security sources, the terrorists had carried out brutal assaults on vulnerable communities, unleashing violence that resulted in significant loss of lives and widespread fear among residents. Following the attacks, the criminals attempted to flee their camp and regroup in surrounding areas.
Acting on credible intelligence, the Nigerian Air Force deployed combat aircraft to track the fleeing terrorists. The airstrikes were executed with precision, hitting the targets while they were on the move and preventing their escape.
The operation reportedly destroyed the terrorist camp and dealt a heavy blow to their operational capacity.
Military authorities described the mission as a decisive response aimed at restoring calm and deterring further attacks in the region. They emphasized that the operation forms part of ongoing joint efforts by the Armed Forces of Nigeria to dismantle terrorist networks, bandit camps, and criminal enclaves across the country.
Residents of affected communities have expressed relief following the airstrikes, noting that persistent terrorist activities had disrupted farming, trade, and daily life. Many called on the government to sustain military pressure and complement security operations with humanitarian support for displaced persons.
The Nigerian Air Force reiterated its commitment to protecting civilians and supporting ground troops through intelligence-driven air operations. It also urged citizens to continue providing timely and accurate information to security agencies, stressing that community cooperation remains vital in winning the fight against terrorism.
As security operations continue across Niger State and other flashpoints, the latest airstrikes signal a renewed determination by the Nigerian military to confront violent groups and ensure the safety of lives and property.
