Nigerian Bonit Kingpin Hesoka and 100 followers died

The famous bandit Kingpin and 100 of his suspects were killed in a joint military operation in northwest Nigeria, the authorities say.

It was said that Gvaska Dankar was a high -cost purpose, which was reported to serve as the second in the commander of the head of the Islamic State.

The alleged gang leader was hiding in the munum, and the authorities reported that several other criminal repositories were also destroyed on Friday.

His obvious death occurs after the bandits abducted 43 villages and killed four more people in a deadly attack on a village called Maigar in North Katin’s state earlier this week.

Police said she had launched security forces in search of kidnappers.

However, it was reported about the death of Dankars.

In 2022, Nigerian aviation claimed that she had killed him in a similar operation.

The state commissioner of Catyne on Homeland Security and Internal Affairs stated that the murder was an important milestone in the fight against banditry in the state.

“Great claims that this successful mission has greatly violated criminal networks that have long terrorized the communities on Fascar, Concari, Bakura, Malumfashi and Cafur,” Mua added.

Security forces said they also removed and destroyed two machine guns and local rifles.

Six bandits were killed in a separate operation on Thursday, including their commander, while several other bandits escaped with bullet wounds.

Seven motorcycles were also intercepted during the operation under the guidance of intelligence.

Katina, the native state of the former Nigerian President Muhammad Buhari, witnessed sporadic attacks by bandits and abductors who took many lives.

State Governor Malam Too Umar Radda expressed the determination of the government to eliminate criminals and ensure that every forest is carefully monitored to protect the residents.

Authorities said the operations are part of the broader efforts to restore stability in the state and the Nigeria, which has witnessed repeated bandit attacks.