The Defence Headquarters (DHQ) says the air component of operation Hadarin Daji has killed 30 terrorists in an airstrike in Zamfara. Musa Danmadami, DHQ’s director of media operations, said the
The Defence Headquarters says the air component of operation Hadarin Daji has killed 30 terrorists in an airstrike in Zamfara.
Gudau, also known as Dogo Damina, and his members were said to have been cleared off with their armoury at his residence in Koli village, Maru LGA of the state.
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