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Troops Intercept Over 400 Starlink Devices Used by Terrorists in North-East — Sector 2 Commander
By: Zagazola Makama
The Commander of Sector 2, Operation HADIN KAI, Brig.-Gen. Beyidi Martins, says troops have intercepted and seized more than 400 Starlink communication devices allegedly used by Boko Haram and ISWAP terrorists across the North-East theatre.
Martins disclosed this while briefing defence correspondents on ongoing strangulation and intelligence-driven operations aimed at dismantling terrorist logistics and communication networks within the sector’s area of responsibility.
He said the recovered Starlink terminals, linked to Elon Musk’s satellite internet service, were intercepted during sustained operations across Sambisa Forest, the Timbuktu Triangle and other terrorist enclaves in the North-East.
According to him, the seizures formed part of broader efforts by troops to disrupt the logistics lifelines sustaining terrorist activities in the region.
“The lifeblood of terrorist activities is logistics resupply, and we are deliberately denying them freedom to move supplies, communication equipment, fuel and other operational items across the theatre,” he said.
The commander explained that the asymmetric nature of the insurgency had enabled terrorists to rely heavily on civilian supply chains and collaborators for movement of food, fuel, drugs, communication gadgets and motorcycle spare parts into remote hideouts.
He acknowledged that some members of the civilian population were voluntarily collaborating with terrorists, while others acted under coercion and intimidation.
“There is a high level of collusion between some members of the civil populace and the terrorists. Some do it willingly, while others are forced through threats and coercion,” Martins stated.
He disclosed that troops had successfully infiltrated several transport and logistics networks used by insurgents through intelligence operations targeting transporters, traders and supply syndicates operating across the region.
According to him, troops have arrested hundreds of logistics suppliers, couriers and collaborators linked to terrorist resupply operations.
“It will interest you to know that arrests are made on a daily basis. So far, we have disrupted over 400 logistics-related cases and networks supporting terrorist operations,” he said.
The commander added that troops had intercepted consignments of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS), drugs, medical supplies, food items and spare parts suspected to be destined for terrorist camps.
He noted that the seizures were made along major movement corridors stretching from Kano through Nguru and other routes leading into the Timbuktu Triangle, Sambisa Forest and adjoining enclaves.
Martins further revealed that local livestock markets had also been exploited by insurgents to dispose of rustled animals and generate operational funds.
To counter the trend, he said security forces, local authorities and market stakeholders had introduced livestock verification measures requiring proper identification of ownership before animals could be sold.
“If animals are not properly identified, they will not be sold. Through that arrangement, we are tracking and disrupting their sources of financing,” he said.
The commander stated that the ongoing strangulation operations had significantly weakened terrorist logistics chains and reduced their operational flexibility across the sector.
He also disclosed that sustained military offensives and intelligence-driven operations had led to the surrender of several terrorists and members of their families within the area of responsibility.
According to him,continuous pressure from troops had denied insurgents freedom of movement and disrupted their ability to sustain attacks on communities and security formations.
Martins reaffirmed the commitment of sector 2 to intensifying offensive operations, intercepting terrorist supply routes and dismantling communication networks.
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@Wynwonder @Letter_to_Jack Sowore, Kenneth Okonkwo, Bwala, Fayose, Asari, Wike, and add your own to the list🤣
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🇳🇬 MOST SOUGHT-AFTER NIGERIAN UNIVERSITIES SINCE 2011 🎓
(Universities with the Highest Number of Applicants by Year — According to JAMB)
2011 — University of Lagos
2012 — University of Lagos
2013 — University of Benin
2014 — University of Ilorin
2015 — University of Ilorin
2016 — University of Ilorin
2017 — University of Ilorin
2018 — University of Ilorin
2019 — University of Ilorin
2020 — University of Ilorin
2021 — University of Ilorin
2022 — University of Ilorin
2023 — University of Ilorin
2024 — University of Ilorin
2025 — Lagos State University
2026 — Lagos State University
The University of Ilorin dominated as Nigeria’s most sought-after university for 11 consecutive years (2014–2024) before Lagos State University emerged as the top choice in 2025 and 2026.
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NIGERIAN UNIVERSITY OF FIRST CHOICE SINCE 2011 University of Benin — 1 time University of Lagos — 2 times University of Ilorin — 8 times #StatiSense (JAMB)
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2026 BEST 11 UTME CANDIDATES — FIRST CHOICE UNIVERSITY
372 🟣Owoeye Daniella Jesudunsin — UNILAG
370 🟠Enwere Kingsley Ikenna — NILE
369 🟣Bamisile Ayomide Emmanuel — FUTA
368 🟣Olabiyisi Olanrewaju Oluwatimileyin — PAN-ATLANTIC
368 🟤Victor-Onyeka Daniel Ifeanyi — UNIPORT
368 🟤Osagiobare Daniel Osahenrumwen — UNIBEN
368 🟣Ademiluyi Adebowale Anthony — OAU
368 🟣Azuike Kenechukwu Anthony — ABUAD
367 🟣Offorkile Michael Okechukwu — UI
367 🟣Adebisi Eniola Sonari — COVENANT
367 🟣Umukoro Gift Orhenevovwero — UNILAG
UNILAG — 2
COVENANT, UI, ABUAD, OAU, UNIBEN, UNIPORT, PAN-ATLANTIC, FUTA, NILE — 1 Each
NC 🟠 SW 🟣 SS 🟤
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2025 BEST 10 UTME CANDIDATES — FIRST CHOICE UNIVERSITY 375 🟣Okeke C Christian — UNILAG 374 🟣Ayuba S John — ABUAD 373 🟣Jimoh A Olayinka — UNILAG 373 🟣Roberts D Ayibo — UNILAG 373 🟣Ononugbo C Chibueze — UI 373 🟣Olawepo G Tumise — UNILAG 373 🟣Afinotan O Leslie — CU 372 🟣Azoyenime S Chukwuemeka — OAU 372 🟣Oyebode O Emmanuel — UNILAG 372 🟣Omigie O Cecil — UI UNILAG — 5 UI — 2 OAU, ABUAD, CU — 1 each 🟣SW #Statisense (JAMB)
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Without Lagos and Rivers, here is what the geo-political zones contributed to the VAT pool and received in February 2026
1. South-south
Contributed: N54.03bn
Received: N41.48bn (76.78%)
2. South-west
Contributed: N37.43bn
Received: N39.51bn (105.54%)
3. North-central
Contributed: N36.20bn
Received: N49.29bn (136.17%)
4. North-west
Contributed: N30.74bn
Received: N55.75bn (181.37%)
5. North-east
Contributed: N19.75bn
Received: N40.76bn (206.44%)
6. South-east
Contributed: N7.95bn
Received: N32.56bn (409.46%)
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