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Buni Yadi: Reported Terrorist Death Toll Rises to 89 as Nigerian Troops Discover More Bodies

 

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Fresh reports have emerged from Buni Yadi in Gujba Local Government Area of Yobe State following a major military operation against Boko Haram and ISWAP terrorists.

Reports indicate that Nigerian troops discovered additional terrorist bodies after repelling attacks on military positions in Buni Yadi and Bitta between October 29 and 30, 2026.

According to security reports, the Nigerian military confirmed that 48 terrorists were killed during the operations.

However, separate reports citing local security sources put the possible death toll at 89, although this higher figure has not been officially verified.

Nigerian Army Intensifies Operations Against Terrorists

The military operation reportedly involved coordinated efforts by troops of Operation HADIN KAI to repel attacks by insurgents.

Following the clashes, troops reportedly recovered weapons and continued clearance operations around the affected areas.

The discovery of additional bodies along suspected escape routes has also drawn attention to the scale of the confrontation.

Death Toll of Almost 90 Yet to Be Officially Confirmed

Although reports circulating online suggest that nearly 90 terrorists may have been killed, the officially confirmed figure remains 48.

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>The difference between the reported figures has generated discussions about the extent of the military operation.

Residents and security observers will be watching for further updates from the Nigerian military.

Conclusion

The reported military operation in Buni Yadi represents another development in Nigeria's ongoing fight against Boko Haram and ISWAP insurgents.

However, the reported death toll of 89 should be treated with caution until officially confirmed by the military.

What is your reaction to the latest military operation in Yobe State? Share your thoughts in the comments section.

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