Bennett Kengine Jizuka and 100 followers were killed

The authorities say that a bad king of the famous sector and 100 of his suspect followers were killed in a joint military operation in northwestern Nigeria.

Gawska Dankrami was said to have been a high value that was the second in a leader linked to the Islamic State.

The alleged gang leader was hiding in the Monomo Forest, where the authorities informed that many other criminal intelligence were destroyed throughout the state on Friday.

His phenomenon comes after the bandits kidnapped 43 villagers and killed four others in a fatal attack on a village called Maigora in the northern state of Katsina earlier this week.

Police said that they had deployed security forces in the pursuit of the kidnappers.

However, this is not the first time that Dankararami’s death has been reported.

In 2022, the Nigerian Air Force claimed that he had killed him in a similar operation.

The Catsina State Commissioner for Internal Security and Internal Affairs, Nasser Mozo, said that the killing was a milestone in the domain control of the state.

Mozo added: “It is appropriate to mention that this successful task has greatly disrupted criminal networks that have long societies that are intimidated throughout Vaskari, Karera, Baccori, Malumavashi and Kafour.”

The security forces said they also recovered and destroyed two machine guns and guns fabricated locally.

In a separate operation on Thursday, the security forces killed six bandits, including its commander, while many other bandits escaped from bullets.

Seven motorcycles were also intercepted and recovered during the intelligence -led operation.

Katsina, the mandate of former Nigerian President Muhammadu Bouhary, has witnessed separate attacks by the bandits and the kidnappers who demanded many lives.

The governor of the state, Malaam Deco Amr Rada, expressed the government’s determination to eliminate criminals and ensure that every forest is accurately monitored to protect the population.

The authorities said that the operations are part of a wider effort to restore stability in the state and the northwestern region of Nigeria, which witnessed repeated attacks.