Operations under Nigeria’s Operation HADIN KAI continue in Borno State, with reports of both surrenders linked to ISWAP and the rescue of abducted persons. Security reports say two suspected ISWAP family members turn themselves in to troops in Bama Local Government Area. The surrender involves a 29-year-old woman, identified as Mrs. Fatimata Modu, accompanied by her two-year-old son, Muhammed Modu, from Yaganari Village. They are taken into custody for profiling and documentation, with preliminary screening completed and further assessments to follow.
Separately, other reporting describes additional surrenders during ongoing operations: six suspected ISWAP fighters surrender along with their family members, confirmed by a military spokesperson for Operation HADIN KAI. In the same period, the military also reports rescuing abducted people in Borno. Authorities present these events as part of sustained military pressure in the North-East region. While some accounts describe the local security situation as relatively calm, they also note that conditions can remain unpredictable and troops keep high readiness.
