Troops of Operation Hadin Kai, working in collaboration with Civilian Joint Task Force (CJTF) operatives, have uncovered a large cache of logistics supplies believed to belong to Boko Haram terrorists along the Damasak–Kareto road in northern Borno State.
According to information released by Zagazola Makama, the discovery was made at about 11:15 a.m. on 21 November 2025 during a routine patrol of the main supply route.
The abandoned stockpile was located in Mamu Goni Bukarti, an area known to be regularly used by insurgents for movement and resupply activities.
Items recovered from the site include 12 blankets, six small cooking pots, 18 bottles of 4-litre Ammasco engine oil, 60 bottles of 1-litre gear oil, eight packs of welding electrodes, 49 cutting wheels, 16 packs of zinc nails, 24 bottles of oil treatment, 15 packs of fish hooks, five bundles of rubber slippers, 20 tricycle rims, and a grinding machine engine.
Additional materials seized by the troops include four 5-litre containers of vegetable oil, several cartons and bags of assorted nails, 12 shovels, 12 baby mattresses, baby clothing, three bundles of fan belts, plate sets, 12 towels, 11 rolls of 30-yard fabric, and a weighing scale.
Military authorities confirmed that all recovered items are now in their custody for further investigation and appropriate action.
